Under my bed is a giant box of CDs that I've been meaning to rip for years. Some aren't on Spotify, some are, but not the right version and one is by an
I used Laser for the first time about 3-4 months ago when I bought an external CD/DVD/Bluray RW. I had a handful of old CDs including audio CDs I wanted to rip before they decayed. Laser worked great. For Albums it was able to find online it filled in all the metadata and let me rip to flac easily. Very friendly UI. I also had a few audio CDs that were high-school chior albums not found on any CD databases. It was straightforward to manually add the Metadata when ripping the CDs.
I plan to keep using Laser as I pick up old CDs at Goodwills and record stores. I’d recommend Laser to others without any concerns.
I used Laser for the first time about 3-4 months ago when I bought an external CD/DVD/Bluray RW. I had a handful of old CDs including audio CDs I wanted to rip before they decayed. Laser worked great. For Albums it was able to find online it filled in all the metadata and let me rip to flac easily. Very friendly UI. I also had a few audio CDs that were high-school chior albums not found on any CD databases. It was straightforward to manually add the Metadata when ripping the CDs.
I plan to keep using Laser as I pick up old CDs at Goodwills and record stores. I’d recommend Laser to others without any concerns.