anyone recommend an good MP3 encoder?

[Kev]

Basically I have AltoMP3gold that I use to take cd's and turn the tracks into MP3's to use on my PC. It only allows the first 10 tracks of every CD and then you have to pay to unluck the full product.

Can anyone recommend a good program that will do the same and not have to pay for registration.

thanks

 

[James]

iTunes (click), Winamp (click) and Windows Media Player all do this

 

[Kev]

ta James

Kev

 

[goldstar0011]

I use Musicmatch Jukebox or Winamp

 

[Arnold]

I use "Cd To mp3 maker 1.15"

it has access to the freedb database so updates the tracknames automatically, however if any of the entries have symbols in etc, the program crashes

 

[Ed]

Nice program Arnold lolol!!

 

[Kev]

lol I'm just ripping my entire cd collection into Mp3's

This is going to take some time :S

Kev

 

[Ian]

CDex, free and simple to use. I only uses LAME encoding though.

 

[Arnold]

Nice program Arnold lolol!!

I know! utter crappage

Kev, im also doing the same. Got quite a few damaged ones which i've had to purchase again so wanna back them up just incase that happens in future!

 

[Ian]

just download them. If you already own the CD, downloading it totally legal

 

[Layla]

CDex, free and simple to use. I only uses LAME encoding though.

hehehe lame

 

[Hugh]

I'm with Ian on CDEX, nice way to rip in quantity.

 

[James]

hehehe lame

LAME Ain't An MP3 Encoder

That is what it stands for btw

 

[thekore]

just download them. If you already own the CD, downloading it totally legal

Although I agree - some legal entities apparently see this differently.

 

[Monkey]

Audiograbber with Blaze plugin