![]() Optional volume normalization based on peak or average levels, with or without dynamic range compression Optional deletion of near-silence from the beginning and/or end of output files ID3v2 tag configuration and writing when outputting MP3 Support for specifying track begin/end points (sector based), e.g. Support for duration-based reading with fade-in and fade-out Support for sector-based read offsets (not to be confused with sample-based offset correction) as a last resort when DAE won't workĮasy configuration of output file name formats Optional recording of analog playback through a soundcard, e.g. Manual selection of DAE method (buffered burst, unbuffered burst, dynamic sync width, fixed synch width) There are a lot more functions in Audiograbber, but to put it simply: Audiograbber has the most features one can wish from such a program!ĭirectly output or convert a WAV to MP3, OGG, WMA, or downsampled WAV via "internal" encodersĭirectly output or convert a WAV to any other format via any external command-line encoder (not supplied)ĭrive access via native ASPI (Win NT and up), an external ASPI manager, or MSCDEX You can record your vinyl LP's or cassette tapes and make wav's or MP3's of them. Audiograbber can also download and upload disc info from freedb, an Internet compact disc database. The program can automatically normalize the music, delete silence from the start and/or end of tracks, and encode them to a variety of formats including WAV, MP3, WMA and OGG files. ![]() ![]() Audiograbber enables you to rip music tracks from Audio CDs and save them to your computer. ![]()
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