Hi Ivo,
Yes, I actually do. I will combine it with the ripping though because both require similar procedures new to me. However ...
I
plan to make ripping fast as, well, light, but check for errorneous ripping the same time.
Just because I didn't do/try it yet, I think I can .
Next is : during playback the same process will happen. Why not ? if anything must be good it is the ripping, so if it's good I can use it for playback as well. Now ...
Assumed ripping indeed is faster (anyway net, compared to normal speed of playback, and after some prebuffering), there won't be a difference compared to playing back a file from disk, right ? One thing : you must have an outboard CDRom player, like mine which connects over Firewire.
Now, who wants to rip CDs ?
Actually, those who don't want the convenience of computer stored music. But I can tell you, I ripped many many CDs only because I have to listen to them before I can decide they are worth nothing. I don't even throw them out anymore because it would be a waste of time already spent.
So ... good idea ?
Peter
PS: Nice topic for a board named "Music storage *AND* convenient playback" !