CDex FREEWARE CD Ripper & Encoder...

Why use CDex?

CDex can extract the data directly from an Audio CD, which is generally called an Audio CD Ripper or a CDDA utility. Of course you can do that also by recording through your sound-card However, recording by sampling the signal with your sound card implies that the signal is first has to be converted to an analog signal by the CD-ROM, which is fed into the sound-card and digitized by the sound-card. In practically all situation the quality of the recording will be deteriorated (unless you have a CD-ROM that has a digital output of course). CDex on the other hand, is reading the digital audio data directly from the disc, which can be stored in either a WAV file or a MPEG (MP2 or MP3) sound file.

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CDex Features List:

Easy to use interface
Media File Player
Create PLS and M3U playlist files
Advanced jitter correction
Support for many file formats/audio encoders (WAV, MP3, OGG, VQF, APE, etc)
Support for ID3 V1 and V2 tags
Support for normalization of audio files
Support for transcoding of compressed audio files
Support for CDDB
Support for recording from the analog input line
Direct recording of multiple tracks 
Read track information from cdplayer.ini file 
Read track information from local/remote CDDB 
Jitter correction 
Indicates track progress and jitter control 
Normalization of audio signal 
Supports multiple drives 
Conversion of external WAV files 
Support for M3U and PLS play list files 
Best of all, it's FREEWARE! 

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