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CD Rippers

A cd ripper gets audio tracks from cds and turns them into wav files on your hard drive. You need approximately 10.6mb of hard drive space for every minute of sound.

These are probably the best rippers.  Remember, they aren't all full versions.

Audiograbber 1.31    rating: 5    size:     895kb    author:  Audio Grabber	Audiograbber works with Windows 95, 98 and NT.  It works with CD-ROMs that are connected to IDE or SCS.  It, supports CDDB, normalization and can manage mp3 encoders.  It was tested with Nakamichi, NEC, Panasonic, Pioneer, Plextor, Ricoh, Sony, TEAC, Toshiba and Yamaha.
CD-DA Extractor 2.75    rating:  4    size:     301kb (zip)    author:  J. Poikolianen	This uses ASPI for Win32 to communicate with CD-ROMs.  It supports wav, pcm, raw, and mp3 files. It also supports ATAPI, SCSI-2 and SCSI-3 CD devices.  It includes  remote/local CDDB, Windows CD-Player database, database browser, read speed selection, and shuttle control.
WinDAC 1.41    rating:  4    size:     292kb    author:  C. Schmelnik	A few years ago, the first version of WinDac (in DOS) was one of the first rippers.  This version works CD-ROMs that are connected to IDE or SCSI with the Windows ASPI interface.
CD Copy 4.515    rating:    4    size:     950kb    author:  Marcus Barth
CDDA (DOS) 1.7    rating:    4    size:     99kb    author:  Computall Services
CDDA 32 1.1    rating:    4    size:     176kb    author:  Computall Services

 

 

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