CDex is an application which is able to record audio tracks from a CD-ROM, and save those files to disk in a standard WAV file. CDex can extract the data directly from an Audio CD, which is generally a called an Audio CD Ripper or CDDA utility. It reads the digital audio data directly from the disc, which can be stored in either a WAV file or a MP3 sound file.
- Update to lame_enc.dll version 3.97 beta 2
- Update to vorbis version with aoTuVb4.51
- Update links to cdexos.sourceforge.net
- Fixed problems with FLAC encoder
- Add support to write vorbis comment tags into FLAC files
- Initial support for MusicBrainz
Reviewing 1.70 Beta 2 (Oct 8, 2008)
havent used it since i bought MediaMonkey Gold but for the many years its been of service a definite 5! :)
awesome lil tool!
Reviewing 1.70 Beta 2 (Mar 22, 2007)
... got an error message after installing and starting it on XP.
The FAQ told me trying to copy WNASPI32.DLL to the \system32\-directory.
5 minutes later: O.K., all is running perfectly :-)))
Reviewing 1.70 Beta 2 (Oct 5, 2006)
Woaw, very surprised! I would try EAC, but it's too difficult...
CDex works like a charm with this small awesome guide: http://www.free-codecs.c...ping_Encoding_Guide.htm
Reviewing 1.70 Beta 2 (Aug 28, 2006)
beta 2 does the same thing for me still. on a fresh install of windows and a fresh install of cdex, it crashes when leaving the settings menu. the difference in beta 2 is that removing traces of it doesn't allow for 1.60 to work. so i'm stuck with 1.50 till it gets fixed.
Reviewing 1.70 Beta 2 (Aug 8, 2006)
Always so great, i thought this was abandoned after 1.60 was released, my mistake for not checking more often, always good to see it is still being developed :)
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