Easy Audio RCR

Extract Audio CD track,Convert Music Format(MP3,OGG,etc.),Record from sound card Easy Audio RCR is a powerful tool for audio processing. Use it to extract audio tracks and turn them into popular formats(mp3, mp4, wma, wav, ape, acc, flac) with high quality and fast speed. Supporting extracting sigle audio file + CUE file mode.

With Easy Audio RCR, one can also conduct conversion between audio formats with high fidelity, which meets your need to play, edit, and collect audio files. Moreover, Easy Audio RCR can perfectly record whatever sound coming though your soundcard, including microphone, Line In, and other applications; it supports silence detection for eliminating the useless parts.

Here are some key features of "Easy Audio RCR":
CD-ripping & encoding with fast speed and high quality
Downloading disc information from the freedb, the Internet Compact Disc Database.
Reading disc information from Winamp Compact Disc Database.
Extracting a sigle audio file with high fidelity in the popular manner of APE+CUE file; Fully supporting Foobar2000.
Reading CD-Text
Reading/Writeing Local Compact Disc Database.
User-defined edit on audio track information
Normalization in output filename
Output Formats: MP3, Windows Media Audio, Ogg Vorbis, MP4, AAC, FLAC, VQF, WAV, Monkey's Audio, Wav
Digital CD Playback, dispensing with Analog Audio Line
Input Formats: MP3, MP2, MP4, MPG, OGG Vorbis, AAC, Windows Media Audio, VQF, Monkey's Audio, FLA, FLAC, WAV, RAW, AIFF, AU, IFF, MAT, PAF, SF, VOC, W64
On-the-fly Audio Format Encoding
Dynamic volume control and left/right track balance adjustment
Silence detection and intelligent recording


Requirements:
Intel Pentium Processor or compatible
Micosoft DirectX 8.0
As more memory space on your computer as possible.
(We recommend at least 64 megabytes.)
50 MB available space in hard disk
A CDRom
A DirectX 8.0 compatible soundcard.
True Color or Hi-Color display adapter and monitor, with
800x600 (recommended) or higher display mode. The recommended display setting is High Color (16-bit) or True Color (24-bit) color resolution.


Limitations:
Less than 5 conversions.
Less than 90 seconds of recording.