Bring your music with you

CD Ripper is a program developed by dvdvideomedia that will help you get your music from your CDs so you can transfer them to your computer or other portable music players. It is very easy to use and is definitely helpful especially to those who would like to preserve their CD music.

After installing, simply insert your CD in your computer and run the program. All of the tracks that are in the CD will appear on CD Ripper’s window. Other information will also show on the window like the title of the song, the artist or singer, and the total length of the track. The next step is selecting which ones you would like to be converted and transformed to your computer and MP3. To do that, simply click on the music or track and then click on the “Rip” button that can be found at the side. It may take a little while for your tracks to be ripped but we can assure that it will be worth the wait. The process runs smoothly and continuously. As an added bonus, if your tracks do not have titles or artists names available, CD Ripper can provide it for you by looking it up on the internet. 

Rip audio CD to MP3, WMA, Ogg or FLAC in a simple way

Free CD Ripper allows you to change your CDs to MP3s so you can take them with you on your MP3 player.

It’s likely some people have few audio CDs they don’t listen to anymore simply because they can’t take the songs with them on an MP3 player. That’s why a lot of people look for programs that allow you to rip CDs.

There is a simple solution to this problem though, and it’s called Free CD Ripper. It’s an easy-to-use program that lets you rip the contents of your favorite CD to MP3, Ogg or FLAC formats so you can enjoy those old songs on other platforms and devices, including your MP3 portable player.

The process to rip CDs with Free CD Ripper is very simple. Just insert a CD in your CD drive and let the program read the contents of the disc. If the files are not properly tagged, Free CD Ripper can access an online database and get the names for you. Then all you have to do is select the tracks you want to rip by double clicking on a little square, which is the only part of the process users might find a little confusing. Then just choose the target format and let Free CD Ripper do the rest.

Free CD Ripper also includes an embedded audio player, which only seems to work on an on-again off-again basis. Most users won’t find this to be too much of an issue though, as the files convert so quickly they’re available to enjoy as MP3s in just a