Rip a CD as a single MP3
Updated September 1, 2005
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Submitted by:
Robert Machado,
via e-mail
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Sure, Robert. Follow these steps. Or, for a more indepth explanation consult this new Music Center feature.
- Download and install Audiograbber (freeware), then start it up.
- Insert an audio CD.
- Click the Settings button or select General Settings from the Settings pull-down menu.
- Specify where you would like the final file saved (the default is in the Audiograbber folder) and click OK.
- Check the box under the MP3 button; otherwise, the file is saved as a WAV.
- In the Settings pull-down menu, uncheck ID3v2.
- Right-click the last track and select Track Properties.
- Near the bottom, there's a section called Sectors. Copy the number that's in the Last box of this section and click OK.
- Right-click the first track and select Track Properties.
- In the Sectors section, paste the previously copied number in the Last box and click OK.
- Uncheck all of the tracks except for the first track.
- Click the Grab button.
Voilà! Your CD will be ripped as one MP3 track.
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