Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP

- Digital audio extraction with jitter correction
- CDDB support
- WAV, MP3, OGG Vorbis and WMA encoding
- Ability to use ACM codecs (like Fraunhofer encoder)
- ID3 v1 tag support
- Uses templates for track name generation
- Ability to rip multiple CDs at once
- Ability to enter or copy/paste the names of the tracks in a multiline edit box
- Option to rip an album to its own folder
- Build-in CD player
- WAV files encoding
- Ogg/Vorbis files decoding (OGG to WAV)
- MP3 files decoding (MP3 to WAV)
- Provides support for NT/2000/XP natively (no ASPI manager required)
- Smooth and easy to use interface

CDDA Ripper uses the akrip32 library to extract digitally audio tracks from a CD-DA audio disk to the hard drive. It encodes raw PCM and WAV files into various formats:
- MP3: It uses the LAME encoder (v3.92) to produce MP3 compressed audio files.
- OGG: It uses the OGG/Vorbis encoder (v1.0 final) to produce OGG compressed audio files.
- WMA: Produces WMA (Windows Media Audio) compressed audio files.

CDDA Ripper uses samoe classes published in The Code Project for a nice and smooth user interface:
- SSL buttons for owner-draw flat command buttons
- SSL tab controls and subforms for property dialogs
- NewMenu for a new menu XP-rience!