Rip Audio CD Tracks
Audio CD Ripper also called audio grabber, it supports multi CD/DVD-Roms, with the Audio CD ripper function, you can convert Audio CD tracks which you like to MP3, Wave, WMA, OGG files or you can query information of myriad of CDs provided by FreeDB on the Internet for their Artist, Album, Genre, Year, tracks title. All these information will be automatically stored to your hard disk, and saved these information into audio tag information.
Query CD information
You can inquire about Audio CD information on the Internet by click Query CDDB button , acquire the information of Artist, Album, Genre, Years, Tracks, Length of this particular CD and the title of all the tracks. The default CD database server is freedb.freedb.org, others including us.freedb.org and other database servers. If the program get the CD information which you need from the CD database, then information such as the title of the CD will be listed in the CD tracks and these information will be automatically stored in your local hard disk for the sake that such information is available next time and there will be no need to land on the Internet for another query.
rip CD tracks to mp3, wave, wma, ogg
After all the settings is done, choose from the CD tracks list the tracks which you want to rip, all the tracks you have chosen will be converted to MP3, wave, wma, ogg files just in one time.
How to backup my local CD database information?
After querying CD information, the program will store this CD's information in your hard disk. If for any reason you want to format your hard disk, better save these CD's information beforehand lest you start again the query on the Internet. All the queried CD information is stored in the localdb\ directory under Audio Terminator directory. For example, if you have installed All Audio Converter to D:\All Audio Converter, you just save all the files under the directory of d:\All Audio Converter\localdb\. Next time, after re-installation of All Audio Converter, just copy these saved files back to \localdb\. |
