Audiograbber 1.82 Released
Posted by: [NT] on: 02/12/2003 06:51 PM [ Print | 1 comment(s) ] · 1604 views
I have now finally released Audiograbber 1.82. (It feels great!). Registered users can upgrade without cost from here
The free version is available here
New in Audiograbber 1.82 is:
Support for copy-protected cd's.
Ripping of CDG tracks (karaoke tracks).
Shipped with the latest official OGG Vorbis dll (and full OGG Vorbis support). (OGG is a new file format like MP3 but it has better sound and is patent and royalty free in contrast to MP3. It is even open source).
Some minor improvements has also been made, like opening up the genre box so it is possible to enter a userdefined genre on the main window. (But userdefined genres can only be used in ID3v2 tags, not in ID3v1 but at least you don't have to enter the genre for each track separately now).
Please let me know your opinions on this new version! You can also comment and read other peoples comments on the forum here
Regards,
Jackie.
The free version is available here
New in Audiograbber 1.82 is:
Support for copy-protected cd's.
Ripping of CDG tracks (karaoke tracks).
Shipped with the latest official OGG Vorbis dll (and full OGG Vorbis support). (OGG is a new file format like MP3 but it has better sound and is patent and royalty free in contrast to MP3. It is even open source).
Some minor improvements has also been made, like opening up the genre box so it is possible to enter a userdefined genre on the main window. (But userdefined genres can only be used in ID3v2 tags, not in ID3v1 but at least you don't have to enter the genre for each track separately now).
Please let me know your opinions on this new version! You can also comment and read other peoples comments on the forum here
Regards,
Jackie.
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JLP Unregistered |
#41452 Posted on: 02/13/2003 10:25 AM
Yup Ogg Vorbis is absolutely great. That's the only format I use now. Well I also use FLAC but that is for losless encoding. |
