Hey Mark,
Do you need to edit them or just play them?
Winamp and Foobar will play .flac files no problem as will others probably mentioned.
For conversion to wav or MP3 I use EAC as well. It's not intuitive but it's powerful and it's accu-rip feature has saved my ass on fixing up some scratched CDs I tried to rip. (It can get small sections of missing bytes from a huge library of CDs that other acu-rip users already ripped.)
I also tried dbpoweramp until it's free trial ran out. It worked well and is much more intuitive to use but since I already had EAC configured to be simple for me, I saw no need to pay for another program.
Like many here, I keep dual libraries. FLAC for home use and MP3 for portable devices.
Edit:
OK, I just read where you did want to play with the originals so you can ignore my first question.
Last edited by Murph; 06/26/12 05:59 PM.
