ACDR 4.2
ACDR (Audio Compact Disc Reader) is a tool that lets you read audio tracks from standard audio CD's and write them to a variety of different file formats.
- A simple 3-step interface for quick and easy ripping. - Fast single pass operation. - Works with most hardware (CD, DVD or BD-drives using SPTI, ASPI32 or 'Raw-Read' interfaces). - Supports lots of output file formats: 3G2, 3GP, AAC, AIFF, ALAW, APE, AU, F32, FLAC, IFF, M4A, MAT, MOV, MP2, MP3, MP4, MPC, OGG, RA, SB, SHN, SW, TXT, UB, ULAW, UW, VOC, VOX, WAV, WMA, WV. - Supports the latest LAME MP3 encoder with Constant, Variable or Average Bit Rate encoding. - Supports the 'freedb' internet album database for retrieving track, album, and artist names. - Supports the 'Replay Gain' algorithm for psycho-acoustically corrected volume normalization. - Flexible method for automatically creating files names and for sorting into sub-directories. - Professional quality sample rate conversion. - Optional jitter and scratch correction. - Convert tracks, 'merged' consecutive tracks, or H:M:S selections. - De-emphasis support for correct EQ of rare CDs recorded with 'emphasis'. - And many more options! New in v4.2: Support for Unicode text, ID3v2 tags, better Normalization, Musepack files (.MPC), and Shorten (.SHN) lossless compression.
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