EXACT AUDIO COPY plus LAME MP3 ENCODER SELF-INSTALLER

EXACT AUDIO COPY plus LAME MP3 ENCODER SELF-INSTALLER

PROFESSIONAL GRADE CD-RIPPING TOOL FOR FREE



READ ME FIRST



This setup installer will initially install following files in following folder



MD5 CHECK-SUM : Exact Audio Copy.rar MD5 # ec00d7c0d45cc10f203dc89f440723aa



[1] C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\eac-0.99pb4.exe --> Exact Audio Copy Setup File

[2] C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\lame.exe ---> MP3 Encoder

[3] C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\lame_enc.dll ---> MP3 Encoder data link library file



Files [2] and [3] is LAME MP3 ENCODER required files which will be copied first in directory

C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy.



File [1] is exact audio installer which will run at the end

You may install Exact Audio Copy without accurip or freedb database.

After installation configuration wizard will assist you for program set-up.



IF YOU ARE ADVANCE USER, YOU MAY RUN FOLLOWING SET-UP INDIVIDUALLY.



[1] EAC OPTION

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NORMALIZE : ENABLE NORMALIZE TO 98% IF PEAK LEVEL IS SMALLER 80% (MAX. LIMIT) OR GREATER THAN 99%



[2] DRIVE OPTION :

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SECURE MODE : ENABLE ALL OPTIONS

GAP DETECTION ACCURACY : SECURE



[3] COMPRESSION OPTION :

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EXTERNAL COMPRESSION : ENABLE --> USE EXTERNAL COMPRESSION --> LAME MP3 ENCODER

PATH : C:\Program Files\Exact Audio\lame.exe

ADDITIONAL COMMAND LINE OPTIONS : CUT & PASTE FOLLOWING LINE FOR BEST POSSIBLE QUALITY OF MP3

-k -m d --bitwidth 16 -s 44.1 --resample 44.1 --cbr -b 320 -B 320 -q 0 -V 0 -X0 --preset insane [YOU MAY DECIDE BEST SETTING UPON EXPERIENCE]



BIT RATE : 320 KBITS/S (*) HIGH QUALITY [BIT RATE 320 MEANS 320 % 2 = 160 PER CHANNEL ]

ENABLE :

-- DELETE WAVE AFTER COMPRESSION

-- ADD ID3 TAG

-- CHECK FOR EXTERNAL PROGRAM (COMPRESSOR) RETURN CODE



LAME DLL

OUTPUT MODE : DUAL CHANNEL (FOR STUDIO QUALITY)

QUALITY : HIGH

MAX VBR RATE : 320

USE VBR QUALITY : 0 [HIGH QUALITY]

USE VBR AVE BITRATE : 320



[4] WAVE EDITOR OPTION

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COMPARE : ENABLE : COMPARE DIFFERENCE MORE EXACTLY



NOW YOU ARE ALL SET FOR PRODUCING PROFESSIONAL GRADE MP3 FILES.



FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE MAD- MP3-TO-WAVE DECODER IS INCLUDED. which the best at this momemt

MAD IS DRAG & DROP GUI TOOL CAN RUN FROM ANY DIRECTORY WITH OPTION -v (show progess)



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FINAL NOTES:-



START SHARING YOUR MUSIC COLLECTION -- COZ....

LOT'S OF PEOPLE IN THIS PLANNET LOVE MUSIC BUT CAN'T AFFORD.

AND SOME CAPITALIST RIPS-OFF U$22/CD OR DVD.

SHARING (EXCHANGES) IS THE EASIEST WAY TO GET HAPPY 'N' RICH.

PLEASE SHARE...



YOU CAN MAKE TORRENT EITHER WITH



uTORRENT CLIENT -- WHICH IS MOST EASY TO MAKE AND SEED -- OR WITH --

MAKE TORRENT CLIENT -- http://free-en.softonic.com/windows/maketorrent-2.1.exe

and FINALLY YOU HAVE TO UPLOAD TO www.mininova.com, www.demonoid.com





[ HEREWITH I AM ALSO PROVIDING uTORRENT Client PLUS MULTI-LANGUAGE PACK. INSTALL uTOORENT AND SIMPLY

COPY uTORRENT.LNG IN uTORRENT INSTALLATION DIRECTORY ]



Sharing in BitTorrent is a little more involved than with other p2p applications. This is the result of the protocol that makes this distribution system so efficient. BitTorrent shares content by breaking it up in small pieces and distributing them randomly between peers. Those peers then share these pieces with each other. This saves the seed the trouble of sending the same pieces over and over to different peers and enables all the peers in a swarm to participate to the distribution of the files regardless of their percentage of completion.



In order for all those peers to know how to put all the pieces back in the right order and use the content, BitTorrent clients requires a special reference file called a Torrent. The torrent is what you download from the site and load into µTorrent. All the peers and seeds involved in the distribution of any given file have the matching torrent loaded into their client. In order to share your own content over the BitTorrent network you need to create a torrent for this content.







I'm Using uTorrent... How Can I Make A .torrent Using It?

http://www.utorrent.com/torrent.php [HOW TO MAKE TORRENT]



Make a folder, and call it something similar to what you're sharing so you can know by looking at it what's in it. Then, make a folder inside that folder, and name it something extremely similar to what you're sharing – like, if you're sharing the game you made called Caves of Darkness, call the folder Caves of Darkness. This folders name will be the name of the .torrent, which is why it's so important. Put the files you want to share – like your game – into this folder.

Open up uTorrent, click on File, then Create New Torrent.

Click on the Add Directory button, find the folder with the files, and hit Okay.

Add the Announce URL in the Tracker URL spot.

Select Create and Save As'. uTorrent just made your torrent, and is asking you were to save it – you should put it in the first folder you made, for easy seeding. It doesn't matter where it goes, though, as long as you remember.

Also, keep a copy of the .torrent in the first folder you made, just in case you ever need it, so you know exactly where it is.



You can make a a new torrent easily using µTorrent's built-in torrent maker:

µTorrent menu > File > Create a New torrent



This opens the "Create a new .torrent" dialog box; all you need is to fill in the required information...



The Source

Here is where you specify the location of the content you wish to share. Before selecting the path chose whether you are sharing a single file or multiple ones. If you are making a torrent with more then one file those files must be located in a single folder, with nothing else in it.



Select "Add a File" or "Add a directory."

Browse your way to the location of file or directory you would like to share.



The Tracker

A tracker is an application or script on a system that relays connection information about peers on a given torrent. However, it is most important since without it BitTorrent clients would not know how to find other clients sharing the same files. µTorrent knows which tracker to contact by reading the announce URL in the torrent. Trackers generally look like any other internet address (http//somewebaddress:portnumber/announce). If you need a tracker you may:



SOME FREE TORRENT TRACKER WITHOUT REGISTRATION



http://open.tracker.thepiratebay.org/announce



http://tpb.tracker.thepiratebay.org/announce



http://www.torrent-downloads.to:2710/announce



http://www.sumotracker.com/announce



http://pirates.sumotracker.com/announce



http://denis.stalker.h3q.com:6969/announce



http://www.torrentbox.com/announce



http://www.demonid.com/announce



http://http://isohunt.com/announce





Check the site where you wish to upload the torrent.

Private sites usually provide their own tracker.

Public sites may also provide their own tracker, or include the URL of generic ones.

In a pinch, look at the properties of a torrent you have downloaded from the site you wish to use and copy the tracker from there (but in such a case wait to test the torrent out before uploading it to the site as even those tracker may require you to have registered the torrent with them first).

µTorrent supports trackers in the following formats: http, https (as of µTorrent 1.6, UDP trackers are not supported yet.) µTorrent also supports torrents with multiple trackers; trackers from the same server (with similar URL's) must be grouped together and those from different servers separated by a blank line.



Piece Size

When making a torrent, the content gets divided in small pieces for easier transfer and management. You may use this option to select the size of the pieces. As a rule, the larger the content the larger the pieces. In µTorrent the number of pieces is limited to 65,536. Most people should leave this setting to auto-detect and allow µTorrent to make the proper selection.



Others

"Start Seeding" will automatically load the newly made torrent into µTorrent when you have completed the process. Some may wish to disable it if the site they are uploading to requires them to "re-download" the torrent for seeding (this occurs with some sites requiring passwords or cookies). If unchecked, you will need to load the torrent into µTorrent manually for seeding.

"Private Torrent" will disable DHT (Distributed Hash Table) and PEX (Peer EXchange), which are alternate means of getting peers from other peers instead of the tracker. This is particularly useful when the tracker is unavailable for some reason. However some private sites do not allow it because it keeps them from monitoring users' share ratio properly and allows members to share torrents with unregistered users.



Making your Torrent Available to Others

The most common way to do this is to upload it to a torrent site.



www.mininova.com, www.demonoid.com, http://www.torrentbox.com/

If this was your intention you should have read up on the site's policies, rules and procedures of that site before uploading.



THANKS!

MUSIC LOVER - BROKEN WHO DON'T HAVE MONEY.

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