Audiolib CD Ripper 1.0

If you want to rip a DVD and create a backup copy, or rip a DVD so you can view it while on the go on your MP4 player, then you need to use the Audiolib-developed application, the aptly named Audiolib DVD Ripper. This is an easy to use application that will quickly get the job done.

If instead of a DVD you have a CD, and you want to rip said CD, you don’t need to look much to find an application that will meet your needs. Alongside Audiolibe DVD Ripper, this software developer has another application to offer: Audiolib CD Ripper.

Here is the sort of functionality you can expect to get from Audiolib CD Ripper:
- Rip audio CD tracks to MP3, WAV or OGG.
- The ripping process is done in real-time, no temporary files are created.
- Multiple CD-ROMs are supported.
- Look up audio CD information over the internet.
- Built-in CD player.

Before you get Audiolib CD Ripper and put it to the test, take a look at these technical details:
Download – the download weighs in at roughly 1.5MB, which is good news. It means that download will take very little time to complete, even if you are on a less than spectacular internet connection. To my mind it is always nice when you don’t have to wait a long time for a download to complete.
Installation – installing the application is a simple, straightforward process that goes along smoothly. You can install Audiolib CD Ripper on just about any version of the Microsoft-developed Windows operating system.
Limitations - Audiolib CD Ripper is free to try, which means the trial version will rip only 5 audio tracks.

Pros

• Easily rip audio CDs
• Supports multiple CD-ROMs
• Skins

Cons

• Free to try (5 track limit)

About Audiolib
Additional details about Audiolib and its products are available here.

Audiolib CD Ripper has been reviewed by George Norman on 29 Aug 2010. Based on the user interface, features and complexity, Findmysoft has rated Audiolib CD Ripper 4 out of 5 stars, naming it Excellent