If none of these work, it does sound like your best option is just replace your older drive. I wouldn't worry too much about the drive advertising that it is "Mac Compatible" since all external ODD should be fine on a MAC. Other advice is make sure to find a drive with its own power supply (ie one that plugs into the wall), since Macs tend to have underpowered USB slots that may not be able to power all drives that are not self powered. I would also recommend avoiding Apple's external SuperDrive, since those are made with cheap LG slot loading drives.įor a real work horse your best bet is getting something like this:Īnd then putting the drive into an external enclosure with USB output. Depending on how many discs you have to rip, that maybe be more work then you want to get into though. New to the forum, and just getting my feet wet with a quest for better tracks, better equipment, etc.
REMOVING NOISE IN AMADEUS PRO FOR MAC
I've been looking at different software for ripping, deciding between apps for MAC and Windows. XLD seem to be a real winner, good balance between "tweakability" and ease of use. My issue is that when I try to rip CD's to FLAC, it shows up as an unrecognized file on my MAC. It shows as that strange "exec" file in green writing against a black thumbnail. Try opening it, and my machine simply will not.
REMOVING NOISE IN AMADEUS PRO DRIVER
Plus, I was thinking that the FLAC driver would automatically be part of the XLD download? I tried downloading flac 1-2-3, but not sure if that was even necessary - or even something that would correspond to MAC. It will rip to ALAC and WAV and anything else with no problem, but would really like to be able to compare with FLAC. Ironically, was most drawn to XLD due to the variation of compression in FLAC mode.Ĭould it be my version of OS, or is there something else I'm missing/not getting?The following list informs you about the most important improvements in WaveLab Pro and provides links to the corresponding descriptions.
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