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Ripping to FLAC - Album art

I'm determined to rip my cds to flac as i have a Lumin player.  Its going to be a long journey.  I have had a play with exact audio copy but noticed it doesn't add album cover.  I may try dbpoweramp if that automatically does album art?  If anyone has a Lumin player, please suggest the best way.  Also,, has there been any development of cheap(ish) automated cd loader so you can do 20-50 at a time?  Maybe that's a big wish but would of thought there is a market for this technology these days.  I think i also read, there are companies that will rip your cds for you?   Thanks for your time.
spoutmouzert
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tketcham
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Hi, spoutmouzert,

dBpoweramp's CD Ripper does add cover art automatically. You can quickly check for other versions of the cover art as well. It's what I use to rip CDs to FLAC.

Regards,

Tom

spoutmouzert OP
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Thanks for the replies, will look into.
keis
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I use dbripper and it does automaticaly pull in art. It even gives you choices of various versions of the same cd. But I also have lots of obscure classical recordings where there is no album art on line. So I just scan the CD cover and paste into the file while in JRiver. 

I am about to purchase a ripper/streamer like Innuous but am concerned about whether I can edit the metadata as I can with JRiver?

Did you campare the Lumin to the Innuose?
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