There are programs that are able to rip directly to MP3 format from an audio CD. MusicMatch JukeBox, CDEX, and MP3 Wizard are just a few programs that harbor this capability.
It is true that sometimes problems result from trying to encode on the fly, mainly because the digital audio extraction from the CD ROM drive is to some extent a time-sensitive task. If it works, fine. If you have doubts as to whether it's working properly, then try ripping to WAV files first and then encoding afterward. Ripping to WAV files is the simplest, since it involves very little manipulation of the basic PCM data ripped from the CD.
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