Do you want to copy music files from your CDs, but can not find the correct position of them I have large numbers of CDs and I want to copy a few music which I am interested in from them. But I can not copy them on my hard drive even if I copy the whole CD on my computer. What's wrong with it Finally, a friend of mine tells me that I must grasp the audio tracks from my CDs with a CD ripper. In addition he commends me a powerful and easy to use CD ripper that is CD-DA X-Tractor which was published by WebSite. With CD-DA X-Tractor I can copy the interested music files I want eventually. Did you have the same trouble as me CD-DA X-Tractor is the best choice of you!

CD-DA X-Tractor is a lightweight, fast, and free program for digitally extracting audio from CD-ROMs, written for 32-bit Windows platforms (95/98/2000/NT). If the CD-ROM unit on our computer supports Digital Audio Extraction and has an ASPI manager installed, CD-DA X-Tractor can directly read the audio from our music CD-ROMs and store it on our hard drive in either WAV, MP3 or Ogg Vorbis format. Under Windows NT and 2000, it can even work without an ASPI manager via the SCSI pass through interface. For MP3 encoding, the BladeEncoder DLL and LAME Encoder DLLs are both supported. It works on most all ATAPI (IDE) CD-ROMs, and on some SCSI and CD-R/RW devices. CD-DA X-Tractor is a CD ripper that features intelligent jitter correction, internet CDDB support, on-the-fly MP3 encoding via BladeEnc or Lame_enc and more. CD-DA X-Tractor makes use of the AKRip CD-DA Audio Extraction Library. The program comes with a very easy to use interface and quiet a few advanced options tugged away in the configuration dialogs.

For a free WAV to MP3 converter and CD ripper, CD-DA X-Tractor is a steal. Extra features of it include: Rip and encode on-the-fly. Support for NT/2000 natively (no ASPI manager required). Support for WAV, MP3 and OGG output. Normalization of output tracks. FreeDB database support. CDDB lookup and automatic file naming. The read and encode process is multithreaded, allowing for maximum efficiency while reading and encoding to MP3. Additional features include Bitrate settings, VBR quality, M3U play-list support and more. We can use this program in conjunction with MP3 CD Burner and we have a complete MP3 package. But we must disable Autoplay and Autorun for CD's inserted while the program is running.

In addition, CD-DA X-Tractor is free for us and it does not contain any adware or spyware, so we can use it safely and undisturbed. It is standalone software and does not need any extra software and hardware requirement. It works with Win98/ME/2000/XP and its current version is 0.24. With all these features, simple interface, excellent usability and free trial - why are you still reading Download the free trial now and experience what powerful and effective it is at once! If you feel this utility is helpful indeed, introduce it to your friends please!

CD-DA X-Tractor is a CD ripper that features intelligent jitter correction, internet CDDB support, on-the-fly MP3 encoding via BladeEnc or Lame_enc and more. CD-DA X-Tractor makes use of the AKRip CD-DA Audio Extraction Library. The program comes with an very easy to use interface and quiet a few advanced options tugged away in the configuration dialogs. Additional features include Bitrate settings, VBR quality, M3U playlist support and more.

You've stumbled across the developer pages for the CD-DA X-Tractor, a CD ripper for 32-bit Windows platforms. It features intelligent jitter correction, internet CDDB support, on-the-fly MP3 encoding via BladeEnc or Lame_enc, and of course, it's 100% free! It makes use of the AKRip CD-DA Audio Extraction Library -- the source code to the library is included with X-Tractor's source, so there is no need to download it again.

The license of this software is Free, you can free download and free use this cd ripper software.