Originally Posted by Ronnie Rowlands
Something I'm rather curious about reading your last post there Danny, how is a downloadable audio ripping program any different to just recording your speaker's output in Audacity then exporting as an MP3?
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It's nice to have a program specifically designed to fulfill that function. It's also easier and allows for greater control over the output. Plus, as an added bonus, it has the nifty feature of being able to apply effects to live audio output from my computer. I use it to boost the volume on my MBP when my speakers aren't loud enough. (And theoretically I could use it for other fun stuff too.)
I also dislike Audacity. It's very clunky and its interface is awful no matter what operating system you run it on.