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[Dirty0900]

Bit of a niche question.

Got a copy of the STITI super deluxe online and really just needing to try and get a copy of the download to redeem.

Website link on the card doesn’t exist and after a week of sending of an email, no answer from anyone. Any ideas?

I know I could rip the CDs, but now my Mac doesn’t have a CD player for burning.

[TheBang]

You can try the information here, but it may not work since it's been so long since it was released.

[Dirty0900]

Thank you! I’ll give it a try when I’m at my laptop.

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by TheBang

You can try the information here, but it may not work since it's been so long since it was released.

This worked, thank you!

[lament]

Originally Posted by Dirty0900

I know I could rip the CDs, but now my Mac doesn’t have a CD player for burning.

Not sure where you live, but USB DVD/CD-R drives are cheap.. like $25. I have an LG one from Best Buy. Pair that with XLD for ripping/FLACing and you're golden!

[TheBang]

Although the STITI digital download is only 16/44, and thus the same as ripping the CD's, it is actually a little interesting in that the filenames appear to be pulled straight from the archives, and do not necessarily reflect the final track name. For example, Tin There is called Tin Pearl, and Deep Pan is called Deeply Pizza.

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by lament

Not sure where you live, but USB DVD/CD-R drives are cheap.. like $25. I have an LG one from Best Buy. Pair that with XLD for ripping/FLACing and you're golden!

I need to find a bit of software that will make audio tips better quality without it going horribly distorted.

[Dirty0900]

Originally Posted by TheBang

Although the STITI digital download is only 16/44, and thus the same as ripping the CD's, it is actually a little interesting in that the filenames appear to be pulled straight from the archives, and do not necessarily reflect the final track name. For example, Tin There is called Tin Pearl, and Deep Pan is called Deeply Pizza.

Yeah, I wasn’t sure if it was an error but makes sense, Deeply Pizza especially

[iamneorev]

Originally Posted by Dirty0900

I need to find a bit of software that will make audio tips better quality without it going horribly distorted.

Exact Audio Copy
https://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

It's free and highly praised. I use it. When you first use it, it will test your CD drive to make sure it's all good. It will compare your rip to other rips to see how perfectly copied it was.

[lament]

Originally Posted by iamneorev

Exact Audio Copy
https://www.exactaudiocopy.de/

It's free and highly praised. I use it. When you first use it, it will test your CD drive to make sure it's all good. It will compare your rip to other rips to see how perfectly copied it was.

He's on a Mac, which is why I suggested XLD. It's the Mac equivalent of EAC. Guide to ripping here.