The information, which you have checked, edited or typed in manually, will be saved later on automatically by EAC in the tags and as album/title names for your album. If you should have got the album information from internet, then check carefully these names, because there are often mistakes, but you want perfection ! It is also a good thing, to send the album information to freeDB via internet, if you could not find that album there before and you had to type in manually yourself as described in 3. during extraction, you don't need to type in the information again. So EAC has saved the album information in an internal database.

After you have typed in carefully the album & title informations, close down EAC. If you encode to mpc, leave it simply away, or add eg. It might be useful to add ' -flac' to end of album name in CD Title field, but only, if you encode to flac, of course (or another short cut of the Lossless encoder of your choice, like -wv for wavepack eg.). This is done very conveniently and quick, because EAC has a nice interface. CD Title, CD Artist, Year of release, Genre, Title names. If you do not have internet connection for getting album information from internet, or the album is not known yet in those databases, you have to type in yourself the album information, i.e. If the album is unknown, get the album information from freeDB / CDDB. Insert an original, commercially-pressed CD in your well configured drive with loaded EAC-profile.ДЈ. Trouble ? - EAC has problems to extract an album or a track ? - see Tips, Tricks & TroubleshootingДў. End of extraction & Creating EAC log file EAC - extracting an album Table of content:

Exact audio copy log file location