Posted by Auciou February 09, 2005, 17:48

1. Streambox Ripper: Music files transform to MP3 format
Streambox Ripper is a very excellent software that make music files transform to MP3 format. The speed is quite fast and the sound quality is very standard. One 5 minutes song can be transformed in 20 seconds.
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2. AbsoluteMP3 Recorder: Record sounds and music
AbsoluteMP3Recorder is one of the best recorder softwares thus far! Because the Windows Recorder just can record for 60 seconds. Several recorder softwares have noises.
Excellences of Absolute MP3 Recorder: simple and convenient operation, without record time limit, you can record for ".mp3" or ".wav" directly, the sound quality is very standard and the file cubage is small. There are diverse sound qualities for you to record.
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3. For downloading
Net Transport, Netants, Flashget.

4. Cool Edit Pro: Audio maker
A great software that record your singing or process music and audio files.
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1   Jeremy 2005-07-20 15:38 posted: If you want to make PERFECT mp3 files then you should use ExactAudioCopy with the Lame mp3 codec. For mint condition cds your suggestion may work ok, but if your cd has any scratches or blemishes it is likely that your rip will have clicks and pops. The best cd ripper is definitely ExactAudioCopy, though it can be a bit of a pain to set up for a newbie It really isn't that hard, and there's a good tutorial here: users.pandora.be/satcp/tutorials.htm EAC takes a bit longer than other rippers, because it performs many checks to ensure a perfect rip - do it once and do it well, I say! If EAC is a bit daunting then CDex is the only other good choice: www.cdex.n3.net There is a good CDex guide here: home.iprimus.com.au/alexanderino/cdex For the best mp3 quality you should go with the LAME mp3 encoder and the "-alt preset standard" setting. It may also be worth looking at other lossy formats like ogg, MPC or AAC (which iTunes does well), or for the best quality a lossless format like FLAC. The best place for information on cd ripping and encoding is definitely hydrogenaudio.org

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