What's a good CD -> mp3 ripper? By "good" I mean "will query {cd,free}db to
set the tags and name the file appropriately". Bonus if it's multithreaded
to take advantage of the two CPU cores. I've been doing it manually, which
is OK for a single CD but impractical for 250. I wrote a script to do it
way back when, but the user supplied the names, not a web site. And
probably buggy. And didn't take advantage of parallelism inherent in the
hardware either.
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