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Whats a good Ripper to use? I'm getting ready to do "the work" can anyone of you talented pros please recommend a good tool... are they all the same? 
Any comments on these? Have you ever used them? Which one is the best?
ImTOO DVD Ripper 2.0.11 DVD Audio Ripper 1.0.17 Rosoft CD/Audio Extractor Topee CD Ripper 1.2.34 EMP3 - CD to MP3 and WAV Lavavo Audio CD Ripper Maskbit CD Ripper 1.7.4 AudioAlchemy MP3 Edition 2.0 MP3 Doctor 5.10.77 1st CD Ripper 4.1.2 Hero Video Convert 2.6.1 The CD Ripper 2004.3.9 Audiograbber 1.83 Audio Recording Studio 3.0 FreeRip 2.6 Easy CD Ripper 2.27 Audio Maestro Full Pack 2.6.6 ACXtractor 3.2 Easy CD-DA Extractor 7.0 CDex 1.51 Ashampoo AudioCD MP3 Studio Suite 2. | |
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I use NeoAudio!!
Its really excellent!!! | |
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I like CDex - small, quick, excellent.
PS Rip to Ogg not MP3, it's MILES better. | |
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Easy CD Ripper 2.27 is easy to use | |
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1p1p1i3 said: I like CDex - small, quick, excellent.
PS Rip to Ogg not MP3, it's MILES better. Does it matter if its an older CD when you convert to Ogg | |
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I found that Audiograbber 1.83 Audio Recording Studio 3.0 was the best to use since I had the encoders already. Its interesting to hear the difference.
The problem with finding a good Ripper is finding one that does OGG and MP3 files with a compatible ENCODER that doesn't put alot of ADWARE on your system. Why is it that most rippers don't come packaged with a set of encoders? Was there legal concerns or OS variety? | |
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CDEX is the best, no nonsense stuff. | |
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I used to use Audiograbba.
Now I gots Wavelab to do it fuh me. | |
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Savannah said: I found that Audiograbber 1.83 Audio Recording Studio 3.0 was the best to use since I had the encoders already. Its interesting to hear the difference.
The problem with finding a good Ripper is finding one that does OGG and MP3 files with a compatible ENCODER that doesn't put alot of ADWARE on your system. Why is it that most rippers don't come packaged with a set of encoders? Was there legal concerns or OS variety? CDex is fine on all these scores. It converts WAVs to MP3/OGG/whatever you want too, not just CDs. It's got lots of other encoders too (WMA, AAC, MP2...) And yes, you can rip older CDs too! If you want MP3, use the LAME encoder. But I'd still go for ogg every time. Hope this helps!! | |
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Exact Audio Copy. | |
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Currently someone told me that Cakewalk Pyro is good.....
 Here I am, you lucky people!
I know a thing or two about a thing or two!! www.ymdb.com/user_top20_v...rsid=16838 | |
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1p1p1i3 said: Savannah said: I found that Audiograbber 1.83 Audio Recording Studio 3.0 was the best to use since I had the encoders already. Its interesting to hear the difference.
The problem with finding a good Ripper is finding one that does OGG and MP3 files with a compatible ENCODER that doesn't put alot of ADWARE on your system. Why is it that most rippers don't come packaged with a set of encoders? Was there legal concerns or OS variety? CDex is fine on all these scores. It converts WAVs to MP3/OGG/whatever you want too, not just CDs. It's got lots of other encoders too (WMA, AAC, MP2...) And yes, you can rip older CDs too! If you want MP3, use the LAME encoder. But I'd still go for ogg every time. Hope this helps!! OGG is fantastic... thanks! Did a test on "Shockadelica" | |
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