Hi guys,

I have Easy CD creator version 4. Can I use it to rip cds?

Thanks,
Emil

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Bleh, nevermind.

I can use it, but it only burns up to 56K. Which cd ripper can I use that at least can burn at 128k?

*EDIT* I just noticed on my computer, I have "Open MG Jukebox." Can I use that to rip cds? If so, how.

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Last edited by Emil on Apr-02-2003 at 01:49

I use CDex. its working for me good. You can rip 192k if you want you dont have to rip 128k.

Where were you when I was getting a headache over ripping stuff. Wow, this Cdex stuff is great!

Thanks!!!

Emil

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I have easy-cd creater DEMO version and it rip all the up to 356kbps! I'm just wondering why yours doesn't???

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Steve

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Originally posted by E\/AN AL|\/|AE I have easy-cd creater DEMO version and it rip all the up to 356kbps! I'm just wondering why yours doesn't??? peace, Steve

Good question. Mine only has listing for up to 56k. I am using Cdex, that stuff works great.

Emil

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CDex.

EAC has waaaaaaaaaay to many little options which i have no idea what the fuck they mean.

>JM<

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Originally posted by Emil Hi guys, I have Easy CD creator version 4. Can I use it to rip cds? Thanks, Emil

I am assuming that you're NOT running Windows XP. Also, I am assuming that you're not using a CD burner that burns CDs faster than 12x or 16x even at maximum speed. If you are, then you'll need to upgrade to version 5 or later.

Also, the MP3 encoders built into CD burning programs are usually the trial versions, which can only be used for a limited number of rips (say, no more than 30 rips), and at severely limited bitrates to the extremely low settings (and usually with a REALLY crappy alogarithm).

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Originally posted by JM CDex. EAC has waaaaaaaaaay to many little options which i have no idea what the fuck they mean. >JM<

Gonna be the 3rd person to recommend CDex. Has enough/lots of options to give you a lot of control with your ripping but not as many options as Exact Audio Copy to give you headache.