Thanks but dude is the same if you split the BIN and save in WAV, FLAC, APE or TTA, every cd rip is a 16 bit/44KHz, the problem is if you obtain in a digital store 24bit/48KHz and packet in mp3 or lossless 16bit/44KHz or worse you rip a vinil CD and dont packet in DSD god help us.

can you explain bin+cue. At this point why not just use EAC like I mentioned...

@Impakt Can you reseed this please? https://nyaa.iss.one/view/1260263

people should not complain if things are getting shared.. can always buy it yourself if you want to do it differently

You're right about that. Hence why I spend 1k a month on CDs to upload. Just hope someone else who also buys would do it correctly.

@Sheldonsuckz bin+cue is the archived cd format just mount it with daemon tools and you can rip it like you would a physical music cd i ripped it into apple lossless with itunes