EAC - Exact Audio Copy

What works

• Ripping CDs in secure, paranoid, fast and burst modes.
• Running external compressors (FLAC tested).
• Submitting AccurateRip results.
• Detecting gaps.
• Creating CUE sheets with CD-TEXT and UPC/ISRC.
• Creating log files.
• Fetching external metadata via the built-in metadata provider.
• Burning CDs from noncompliant CUE sheets.
• Erasing CD-RW discs.
• Write offset testing.
• Write features testing.
• Fetching external metadata via the CUEtools plugin.
• Adding CUEtools and AcoustID information to the log file.
• Configuring plugins via the configuration dialog.

What does not

Workarounds

What was not tested

Functionality from the "Tools" menu concerning processing WAV files (Compare, Compress, Remove Gaps, etc).

Hardware tested

Graphics:

• GPU: AMD
• Driver: open source

Additional Comments

dotnet20 installed via winetricks.

Make sure you configure the drives properly, otherwise EAC won't be able to see them. My configuration is :

Drive D: set to /mnt/dvd0, E: set to /mnt/dvd1 in winecfg.
/mnt/dvd0 and /mnt/dvd1 are present in /etc/fstab and point to /dev/sr0 and sr1, respectively. They don't need to be mounted while running EAC. The user running Wine must have read/write access to the drive's raw block device. On Debian, it's enough to add the user to the cdrom group.