As opposed to dragging two or more folders into XLD and having them all end up in the same directory, this will keep the files separated and put into folders with the same name as the original. This can be set according to personal preference, and is ideal for converting multiple folders of audio files at once while still retaining their folder structure. The Batch tab will allow you to set up how you want audio files to be organized when converting multiple folders of audio files at once. This way the output file will have the name of something like “01 Track Title.” Under the General tab in the XLD preferences, in the “Format of file name” area, check Specify, and type this into the box: If you wish you can convert to multiple formats at once by clicking on the Output format drop-down menu, and selecting “Multiple Formats.” Then just choose which formats you want encoded. To encode V0 you should have it set up like the box shown below. A new box will appear with the options for MP3 encoding. To set up XLD for ripping or converting a file to V0 just click on the “Output format” drop-down menu and click LAME MP3.
You also do not need to have the “Allow to embed cue sheet” box checked unless you are going to rip to one single file, not multiple tracks. They are fine.įor this tutorial I will be ripping to FLAC, and for this option, next to the “Output format” box, click Options and make sure the compression is set to High and do NOT use OggFLAC. The other two tabs, CDDB and Cover Art, should be left as they are. Finally, to be sure you are up to date every time you start XLD you should have the “Automatically check for updates” box checked. Long story short, if you have the “30 samples…” box checked your CRCs aren’t going to match EAC’s or any other ripper. The “Correct 30 samples moved offset problem” should be left unchecked. Everything else should be left unchecked unless you want to check it for your own personal needs. This will increase the number of simultaneous audio conversions XLD can perform.
#X lossless decoder mac
Since I have a quad core Mac mine is set at 4. The Maximum #Threads can be changed if you have a multi-core system. Character encoding of cuesheet should also be left at default.
Next you can set up the custom naming scheme if you wish, for me the default is fine. Then set an output directory to set where XLD will put the files that it rips your log file will also automatically be put in this location. First go to XLD>Preferences to set up the General tab. The first thing to do is correctly set up XLD to rip with your Mac.
***As of version 125.0 XLD employs its own, original ripping engine! I strongly urge that everybody start using this engine as it is faster, more secure (especially with slightly scratched/damaged discs), has automatic cache defeating, and does not hang up on things that would previously stall the CDparanoia engine like CDs with extra content.*** Setting up XLD
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XLD website – (Be sure to update frequently because the developer is known to release new versions with updates and/or bug fixes almost daily) XLD supports critical things like Test & Copy rips, cache disabling, read-offset recognition, and other things. First of all, anybody using xACT or Max should definitely switch from these to XLD.
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