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13 February 2002, 10:20 PM

alistair

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What's the best software to use to convert my CD's to MP3 ?

I'd like to automatically catalogue the artist / track names etc.

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13 February 2002, 10:53 PM

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I like MusicMatch Jukebox.

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13 February 2002, 11:05 PM

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Cdex is free though

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14 February 2002, 12:15 PM

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I think Real Jukebox can do it as well, and if I am not mistaken it's also free

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14 February 2002, 12:21 PM

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used to use audiocatylyst, but agree with Steve, MusicMatch Jukebox is the way to go.

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14 February 2002, 01:28 PM

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If you want the MP3's recorder at a v.good rate i.e. +160KHz, you usually have to register or buy one of the retail ones.

I think Real have a new player - Real One - and there charging for it's download. Didn't notice Real Jukebox as still being available for a free download. It'll only record up to 96KHz as well which is pretty crap. Best with 128/160 min, but anything bigger and you'll use 100Mb per CD !

Stefan