Features
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License:
Free
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Editor's Rating:
Not rated
- Average User Rating:
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Downloads:
214,917
- Operating Systems:
Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7 32-bit, Windows Vista 32-bit, Windows XP, Windows 7, Windows 2000
- Additional Requirements:
No additional requirements
- Limitations:
No limitations
- Date Added:
May 10, 2009
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Publisher's description of Express Rip
From NCH Software:Express Rip lets you extract digital-audio tracks directly from audio CDs to either WAV or MP3 files free on your hard drive. Extract audio from CDs to WAV or MP3 for free. Save track information or 'tags' (including title, artist, album and more) to MP3 files or create custom information. Save tags to wave files using the CART and BWF methods. This is one of the few CD rippers that can do this. Automatically link to an online database to obtain track and album name information. Complete control over MP3 encoding, including constant and variable modes at selectable bit rates. The program can be run from the command line for integration with other applications (Plus version). Version 1.60 adds the ability to reset album information.
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Version: Express Rip 1.61
Pros: Selectable quality on mp3
Cons: Toolbar limited thats all
Summary: Toolbar could be expanded rather than relying on drop down menu's
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Version: Express Rip 1.61
"Works, but has a painful interface"
Pros: Seemed to rip my CDs ok
Cons: The interface was harder to use than I am used to. The interface to MusicBrainz (only data base it accessed) has some problems. If MusicBrainz doesn't have the CD on file Express Rip seems to just use some random CD instead much of the time.
Summary: It's well worth the $33 to me to stick with Easy CD-DA Extractor. My time (correcting all the track titles Express Rip labels, if nothing else) is worth at least that much to me.
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Version: Express Rip 1.61
Pros: it does what it says
Cons: freeware is free, got it?
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