Ripping MP3s From CD: Freeware Software Suggestions?

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Several freeware options are recommended for ripping MP3s from CDs, including CDex, which supports various codecs in addition to MP3. iTunes is also highlighted as a reliable choice, allowing users to change import settings from AAC to MP3 and select quality levels ranging from 64 kbps to 320 kbps. Users seeking additional resources or forums focused on MP3-related topics may find value in exploring further discussions online.
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Does anyone know of any good freeware software out there that works well to rip MP3's from a CD? If not a point to another, more MP3 related, fourms might be good too.

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600burger said:
Does anyone know of any good freeware software out there that works well to rip MP3's from a CD? If not a point to another, more MP3 related, fourms might be good too.

-Thanks


iTunes.

just go into the import settings and change it from aac to mp3 and pick your quality from 64 kbps to 320 kbps
 
google "FreeRipMp3"
 
I recommend CDex, as it supports arbitrary codecs in addition to mp3.
 
600burger said:
Does anyone know of any good freeware software out there that works well to rip MP3's from a CD? If not a point to another, more MP3 related, fourms might be good too.

-Thanks

iTunes does the job very nicely.
 

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