MusicMatch
MusicMatch has an appealing and easy to understand interface, with streaming net radio, heaps of skins, unrivalled cataloguing and a built-in equalizer sets the standard in rippers. This is web-integrated software enabling you to create radio stations based on the music from your favourite artists and connect to more than 100,000 free music tracks and videos. MusicMatch can supports MP2, and music files can be converted to WMA, WAV and MP3 and supports VBR encoding. There is the ability to download MP3s into Rio or Nomad portables or files can be burnt to a CD-R. Other features include comprehensive music guide, advanced player controls, CD cover art printing, and personalised MP3 radio. MusicMatch is available in a PC, Mac or Linux version; the features vary depending on the version you choose. This software is highly recommended for your music ripping. The free or shareware version can be downloaded form the publishers site.
HyCD Play&Record
HyCD play&record has an easy to use interface with Copy and Paste command. HyCD play&record has a CD-burning applet, a player, an effects disc with MP3 and WAV conversion and stripping options range from 8 to 320kbps, VBR encoding and you can choose mono or stereo. To copy a track simply, right click on the track, click on the destination folder and the job is done. To make ripping easy HyCD has the Copy and Paste command, with CDDB support, batch processing for hard disk-to-hard disk MP3 encoding, and MP3 player with multi-display. HyCD supports 68 major 2X to 12X CD recorders and all MMC compliant CD recorders. This is free or shareware software available from the publisher’s site.
All the links to the above software publishers have been provided in the “Links” section under “MP3 Software”. Next week I will bring more MP3 rippers. Download the any or all the above rippers and try them yourself.
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