you can rip cds as wav files. just put it in the recorder and bring up the tracks on the screen, highlight all the tracks you want,and right click on it, then you can select an option to save track or something, i dont remember,i dont have the program on my computer, but ya, and i think initially, it is set to save as mp3, but you can change it to wav

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Originally posted by ShadySlim 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).

Yes, your assumptions are correct. I am running Windows ME, and my burner is not faster than 12x. I am using CDex, everything works great.

Thanks,
Emil

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