Audiograbber for Windows

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Key Details of Audiograbber

Record music digitally from your CD-ROM drive.
Last updated on February 29, 2024
There have been 8 updates
Virus scan status:
Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean)

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Developer’s Description

By Audiograbber

Record music digitally from your CD-ROM drive.

Audiograbber copies music from CDs or external sources such as radios, cassettes, or turntables. The music is saved on your hard disk as WAV, MP3, WMA, or OGG files. Audiograbber has all the common features of CD-ripper programs, such as normalizing, encoding of external files, track-name downloading and uploading from and to FreeDB, and support for ID3 tags and CD Text. The line-in-sampling function can automatically split recordings from LPs into separate tracks and use a noise-reduction plug-in from Algorithmix. It also can schedule recordings if you, for example, want to record a radio show when you're not home. Audiograbber is multilingual; the most common languages are included in the setup file, and others can be downloaded from the home page. The latest version adds a function to better deal with copy-protected CDs. Also new is built-in OGG support, and the program now can rip karaoke (CDG) discs.

Audiograbber for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: January 17, 2014

Latest update: February 29, 2024

Version: 1.83

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows NT
Windows 2000
Windows 7
Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows 2003
Windows 10
Windows Server

Additional Requirements: None

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 3,238,249

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

4.2/5

188 User Votes

Best Program To Rip MP3s
micklailMay 3, 2015
Pros
Fast. Can rip Karaoke disks. Very easy to use. Great GUI
Cons
Absolutely None.
Summary
I have been using this program for a great many years and have never had a problem with any kind of virus infections. I don't know what the other reviews are trying to run on their machines, but it is not AudioGrabber. I bought AudioCatalyst many years ago. When the writer of the program got his rights back, he released AudioGrabber as a free program. I downloaded it and began using it and have been putting it on the machines I sell ever since. I am not sure where the claims of viruses are coming from if not from some sort of competing software trying to bad mouth Audiograbber. I have never found any instance of Trojans or any other type of malware when installing AudioGrabber. I use it....my customers use it....I recommend it to everyone I know as the best and easiest program to use to rip songs.
This is serious malware
mattotchaMarch 12, 2015
Pros
Might work
Cons
Takes longer to clean up than to use.
Summary
Be very careful when installing. Listen to your AV/antimalware software`s advice.
Trojans Galore
whgeiger100October 12, 2014
Pros
Could not get past McAfee!
Cons
While loading, McAfee was busy quarantining the Trojans, the installer did manage to blank-out my home page.
Summary
This is malware.
Stable, easy-to-use, quick application
dd_armstrongOctober 27, 2013
Pros
I've used this since it was a paid application, and feel that it is basically 99% of what you'd need to rip, transform and mass edit MP# file information. Very quick, simple and clean. Easy to configure new codecs, etc.
Cons
When it became freeware, it ceased evolution, so not the most "modern" of applications anymore, but still it's my go-to ripper of choice.
Summary
Great tool
victork1November 30, 2012
Pros
I've been using it for years, I have ripped about 200 CDs in my collection, I think there was a fail just once. Lots of things to configure, including the possibility to bump the volume of a rip job (ideal when you rip pre-90s CDs). Some other cool features too, like chain ripping if you have tons of CDs. MP3s result in great audio quality, which experts attribute to a better designed ripping tool (when analyzing what to leave out for compression).
Cons
Can't rip to FLAC or any lossless, if I'm not mistaken.
Summary
does what it promises
mefaganOctober 4, 2012
Pros
its ok for what it says
Cons
would be extremely useful if Audio books coild be captured in their correct format.
Summary
Used to rip to MP3 but now only does .wav
AspieMumDecember 27, 2011
Pros
Easy to use when it works
Cons
Even with the settings the same as before now when I rip a disc I get .wav files when it is set up to give me MP3 files. I then have to use a second program to convert them to MP3 and then rename them to get rid of the _converted that program adds in to the name.
Summary
This program has been available for a long while with no updates and it used to be brilliant. Nowadays it still is if you want .wav files only but if you want MP3 files it no longer works. May be it should have had an update by now.
a must have program
PeterThorpDecember 15, 2011
Pros
great for recording streaming audio, and grabbing CD audio
Cons
bit of a pain in Win7 environment - wont record sound from Firefox.
Summary
EXCELLENT - WHEN IT WORKS
wwwgjsnetDecember 12, 2011
Pros
Works as well as commercial products. The "Eject when finished" feature is good. Helps speed up extractions without monitoring. The days of needing a thick stack of audio CD discs to handle long audio books is over for anyone using MP3 files. Other formats MAY be technically superior to MP3 in terms of files space vs quality. BUT - and this is a BIG but - MP3 remains a common standard. I am VERY irritated to see "CD players" that do not play MP# discs. Of course, today, with small MP3 players so common, when "wired for sound" alone on long hikes and bike tours, MP3 files on players such as Sansa Clip etc are the only way to go. By the way,- at least for spoken word - 64 BPS Bit Rate (or even lower) extractions result in high quality audio that sounds as good to me as higher bit rates. I confess NOT having a golden ear.
Cons
Now and then, when ripping CD audiobooks to MP3 files, Audiograbber stops working mysteriously. Later on, after rebooting PC, it works OK again. To avoid the hassle of restarting PC, when this happens, I usually shift to AlltoMP3 program for extractions.
Summary
GREAT FREE PROGRAM. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. SO FAR, SO GOOD
excellent for general use
scholenzNovember 15, 2011
Pros
even works with cdg files
Cons
none to mind
Summary