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Which CD Ripper will fully use AAC command line interface

maybe this sounds like a strange question, but i'd like to know which ripper can fully use all the features AACenc 2.15 offers
I currently use EAC, and I think that "Compression options" dialogue is well made, but i'd like to know if there is another ripper which has all the features enabled via radio buttons and pull down menus
i hate command line switches
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Which CD Ripper will fully use AAC command line interface

Reply #1 –
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Originally posted by Beebo
i hate command line switches

You would better get used to them cause there is no ripper with the feature you wish for. What's so difficult about typing '-normal' anyway? Psytel is very easy to configure with it's profiles.

Which CD Ripper will fully use AAC command line interface

Reply #2 –
what exactly do you need with this gui?  do you have a commandline in mind?

cuz, -normal, -extreme, and -archive have been what i have seen suggested and the only settings i have used/tested with.

hope it helps.
mike

Which CD Ripper will fully use AAC command line interface

Reply #3 –
What about adding tags to ripped files if u are using EAC ?
how would such a command line look like?
and what kind of tags would be used ?

ID3?
APE2?
something else ?