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What is Audiograbber and what
can it do?
Audiograbber is a program that copies music and stores it on your computers
harddisk. Its main purpose is to copy music from CD's. This process copies
the music digitally and thus you will get perfect copies. It includes
functions to check that the copies made are true to the original. Not all
CD-ROM drives can however read digital audio so there is also an option to
copy the music through the soundcard with a slight sound degradation. It is
also possible to copy sound via the soundcard from an external source, like
a turntable or a radio.
Audiograbber can connect to a database (freedb) on internet and download and
upload disc information like tracknames etc. It has a normalize function to
make tracks from different cd's sound equally loud. Tracks can be saved as
wav files or converted to MP3 or WMA files with external programs like
Fraunhofers L3enc or internal codecs like Fraunhofers acm CODEC, BladeEnc's
freeware MP3 DLL, the LAME freeware MP3 DLL, or Microsofts Windows Media
Audio codec.
System specifications:
· Windows 95 / 98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP
· CD-ROM connected to IDE or SCSI.
· A CD-ROM reader that can actually read digital music (Not all of them can)
is useful but analog sampling is also possible. A soundcard is however
needed for analog sampling.
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OS: Windows 95/98/ME/NT/2000/XP
File Size: 1.43 MB
License: S.P 500
Call: +963-94-544299
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