questions about EAC and BeSweet for AudioCD purpose

Hi, I bought a new Car CDPlayer today with a built-in MP3 decoder (as a replacement for a CD Changer). So I'm planning to convert a big part of my CD collection to MP3. And i basically just wanted to ask for the best way to do so. It should be good quality and easy to use...but that's more difficult than I thought. An easy and fast solution is EAC (Easy Audio Copy, IMHO the best CD grabber). It automatically connects to the freedb database to collect CD informations like Artist and title name, then writes reasonable filenames and ID3 tags. But on the other hand there's quality. The latest LAME "ACM" (to use it within EAC) release I found on the web is not able to encode vbr or use some of these features like GPSYSCHO or alt preset or error protection, filters...etc. On the other hand there is BeSweet or 'pure' LAME. There I can use all of the great LAME features, but I have so set up every filename manually, write any ID3 Tag manually too (BeSweet doesn't even alow me so but instad writes it's own URL as ID3 Tag) - which all in all sucks when you have to deal with hundreds of songs. ...And now it's your turn. Does anyone of you know how to combine the extended features of LAME with a good 'archiving' tool which does set up filenames and TD3 Tags on it's own?

suggestion.. 

EAC +LAME 

Check the forum at EAC can be used with external compresor like LAME or AACENC etc.. etc.. just download the lastest stable and enjoy.