It rips audio CDs into many popular formats. I enabled error correction. Can the app modify Replay Gain settings or customise file metadata (and add album art)? I'm trying out other applications (Juicer and Konverter).
My go-to CD ripper. Simple and intuitive, but gives several options for encoding. The CDDB option stopped working, but goebbe (below) says to replace the freedb option with gnudb.gnudb.org --- which works.
Very useful and easy to use "ripper". I converted my CD-Collection to FLAC-files. It can download the Interpret/ Titles for CDs. In Preferences/Advanced/CDDB use "gnudb.gnudb.org" to get the titels."
I had a great experience using Asunder to convert my CD collection to MP3's and other formats. Love the way it scrapes the metadata from the Internet. I then used Easytag to add album art which was a good combo.
This seems OK, but I take issue with how it RIPS a cd into WAV, then while still ripping, encodes WAVS into the target format. This has the result of taking longer to do the entire operation (of ripping a CD) , than if it just 1) ripped entire CD to WAV. 2) stopped 3) Encded ripped WAVs to target format. As 1 1-click solution it's ok, but for A-Older machines, or B-large batch operations, this is counter-intuitive. Preferences seems to be devoid of any setting that would allow this functionality. a CDex clone this is not.
It seems to do the job. But why do you limit MP3 encryption to 245kbs, the standard for quality seems to be 320
Super CD-Ripper, habe damit meine komplette CD Sammlung ohne Probleme konvertiert!
Great and simple 'no-nonsense'-CD ripper. Makes et perfectly simple to convert my CD collection to flac files the way I want them. Highly recommendable!
Would be even better if FLAC was bundled with it since it's a common lossless format.