Can't actually remember the last time I actually ripped a CD to be honest. Amazingly, it seems to play just about everything and I doubt it's had any kind of plug-in update for a decade! Ripping used to be Audiograbber, but I needed to update tags all the time (MP3Tag), now I use Windows Media Player. Supports FLAC, mp3, m4a (Apple Lossless, AAC for iTunes & iPod), Windows Media Audio. Reproductor multimedia con soporte para numerosos formatos. dBpoweramp offers a free no-obligation, fully functional trial for 21 days.
Completo reproductor de audio con numerosas funciones extra. I have an age-old version of Winamp (go me!) that I use I'm just comfortable with everything about it. El mejor y más popular reproductor de MP3 para PC. MusicBee is my favourite music player app and that supports ripping and conversion, perhaps give that a shot? I have a copy of dBPowerAmp that I use for ripping CDs and converting to FLAC, but it's not free. You DAW should be able to downsample to 48khz though, then I would still recommend FLAC over WAV has it saves a lot of space with no affect on quality. For most, using a DAW for this would be overkill, but if you already have one you may as well try and get it working! Can your DAW encode to 24-bit/48khz FLAC at all? If you save the FLAC direct to WAV, it will probably still be 96khz, hence why the Sonos will still have trouble with it. Not sure what's going on with your DAW then, perhaps installing the LAME MP3 encoder might help.
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