CD Ripper

Hans Dietrich

What do you use to rip CDs? I'm looking for one that works on Win7 x64, and preferably free.

Best wishes, Hans

Lost User

Windows Media Player comes with Win7 x64 and rips CD's just fine. Cheers, Drew.

Lost User

I use iTunes right now because I got a Mac too - but its running fine on Win 7 64 bit

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JustWorking

Drew Stainton wrote:

Windows Media Player

:thumbsup: And its a ripper and burnner too

It’s always a pleasure to help when your efforts are appreciated...

Hans Dietrich

Thanks, Drew. WMP has been crap for so long that I didn't even think of it. Using it now. So far so good. :thumbsup:

Best wishes, Hans

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dave kelly

I am a fan of MediaMonkey http://www.mediamonkey.com/, for all ripping, tagging, burning, copying to MP3 players and library organization.

DaveAuld

I have used poikosofts Easy CD-DA Extractor for years; http://www.poikosoft.com/[^]

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AudioGrabber[^], mostly for nostalgic reasons

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Hans Dietrich wrote:

WMP has been crap for so long

It is - as noted - ok for ripping and burning, but my experiences with it as a library organizer have been a disaster. For some odd reason WMP will change artwork, artist and album info on songs here and there (using WMP11 on Win7), corrections have to be applied manually on a case by case basis(as I find them when playing back) - I no longer trust its automatic info retrieval capabilities. This clobbering of the library files happens regardless of data ripped from bonafide owned CDs or stray stuff that at some point came in as a download from the 'net. Frustrating to say the least. -- RP

Lost User

Glad it's working for you! Cheers, Drew.