CD to MP3 WAV Maker for Windows

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Download.com staffJuly 30, 2026

This no-frills utility handles its job--ripping digital-audio files from CDs--but doesn't offer many bonus features. CD to MP3 WAV Maker's bright, clear-cut interface is one of its best attributes, with prominent icons for ripping to MP3, WAV, WMA, RM, or OGG formats. You can set the bit rate and audio quality, and we were pleased to see support for the space-saving VBR mode. In our tests, the program ripped files at an average rate of speed--not poky, but not exactly fast. CD to MP3 WAV Maker can fetch song information from the Web and includes an ID3 tag editor. Although the program contains a CD player sans fast-forward, rewind, and shuffle functions, you won't find any other features, such as a burning utility. If you can live with its limited abilities and 15-track trial restriction, CD to MP3 WAV Maker will take care of business without incident.

CD to MP3 WAV Maker for Windows

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GENERAL

Release: December 27, 2005

Latest update: July 30, 2026

Version: 2

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 95
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows NT
Windows 98
Windows ME
Windows 10

Additional Requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003 Server

POPULARITY

Total Downloads: 56,818

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

3/5

2 User Votes

Style over content - don't bother.
oliverwardMarch 25, 2006
Pros
Nice interface. Easy to use.
Cons
Rarely obtains the correct album info from freeDb, and doesn't include an option to provide info so that it can try again. Does not allow you change the file naming convention. Does not add a track number to the ID tag of your ripped files, you must manually do this after.
Summary
A good base, but not many options.
athenanmermaidAugust 9, 2005
Pros
The program has a nice layout and is easy enough to use for the first time. It's also relatively quick (it took me about five minutes to convert 15 songs to MP3).
Cons
You had to switch to a different window in order to label the songs (which weren't uploaded off the internet, darn), and the program didn't (to my knowledge) allow you to choose where the files went once converted (for me, it was under a new folder called "My Music" in the C drive).
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By AudiotoolsFactory

Convert your audio CDs to MP3, WAV, WMA, and OGG formats.