Music Match is not accessible enough. I didn't like the way the tracks sounded when 
ripped either. to me they sounded scratchy. CDEX does a far more superior job!

-- "Gary Wood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all.  I don't know if this has been discussed before, but I heard that a program 
called Music Match can also rip CD's.  I believe it's the free version.  I enjoy using 
CDex, but I was wondering if Music Match is as good, or as accessible as CDex?  I'll 
probably stick with using CDex, but I was just wondering about Music Match.  If this 
has been discussed before, excuse the repetition.  
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