What software do you use to rip CD's

[Methical]

Originally Posted by Blues

I worked on someones libary with 144,000 it was over 700 gigs and it would have taken me a week to sort through that so I doubt you have that many and Im sure they aren't all on the up and up.

You can keep your doubts to yourself Don't really care what you think ..

I could turn around and say 'i doubt your a technician, why you on this forum?' . But I don't know you from a bar of soap, so I'm not goin' to 'doubt' anything you've said, just give the benefit of the 'doubt' :P

Back on topic...

About 98% of them are tagged correctly; the others I ripped from mates MP3 CD's that they bought round when we were drinkin' and I ripped them while I played them, so they are listed as Unknown1, Unknown 2 etc etc...

If my tower was working I'd post a screenshot just to rub ya face in it

My mum purchased a new laptop last week, and a cheap-o MP3 player that looks like an IPOD SHUFFLE, but isn't. She used Windows Media Player to rip all her Audio CD's and then tried to put them on her MP3 player. But her MP3 player on plays MP3's, not WMA's like some MP3 players play .. Anyone know of a good batch converter from WMA to MP3?

She was considering re-doing the whole lot, but I told her I'd find a good converter for her to save her time, and a headache

[nagidar]

Do any of these rippers allow you to remove the gaps in a ripped live Cd?
Tia

[jessicalore]

Yeah CDBurnerXP is good.

[Blues]

Originally Posted by nagidar

Do any of these rippers allow you to remove the gaps in a ripped live Cd?
Tia

CDex has adjustable start and stop times for each track