That is what cdex does, but it all depends on whether its been ripped by somebody else or has it in the CD text. If neither of these work on a given CD its all down to the manual work being put in by

Well CDEX still works here, if they are not in CDDB you can often read the CD text and submit that to the database to help others. Some CDs however simply have no data on them. These tend to be the

I have not tried it, but I think the reason for mirrors is because for some odd reason some sites just are not get atable from some locations. Brian bglists@... Sent via

Hi Gene and everyone else helping, First, yes, you can still choose between data bases and there are 3 now. For the person that said something about CDEx not working in Win10, that is not totally

I recently just completed a CD ripping project and ripped over 600 CDs with WMP with no problems at all. WMP data base failed less than 10 times to find the data for those particular CDs.

I had completely forgotten that I put together a set of step-by-step instructions for Ripping a CD Using Windows Media Player a while back and it's bee available on my Google Drive since then. --

That's what I use for ripping CD's too.

Just got an update to it and it took me to the download page. Link is below.  Once you have it, the program will notify you of new versions and will automatically take you to the download site to get

Hi I too use WMP under Windows 10. Cheers Chris

Hi can you please provide the web site where to get the cd ripping program from?

Hi. I wouldn't use itunes, unless you have an apple device, its bloated and well overkill if all you want are simple cd wripping. Nch software has a cd ripper, its full of adds but if you use it its

I don't know what the case is now but in the old days, when I very briefly used CDEX, you could choose between two data-bases. I believe you had to sign up to the one you wanted to use but its been a

I use goldwave, in fact I use it for the batch converter and cd ripper mainly. Its still with the 40 bucks I payed for it though. No spyware and I can use it. One thing to note, the latest versions

ITunes is free, and you can set it so whenever you insert a cd it will automatically rip or what apple calls import. You can also set it to retrieve song info from the internet. E-mail is

If Windows Media Player is accessible it is included with Windows 10, though Microsoft doesn't advertise the fact. That's been my CD Ripping program of choice for a very long time now. -- Brian -

It isn't free but you can use it for about a month as a trial version. A lifetime license is only $20 or that's what I paid several years ago. Roger

Did you double check your CD DB settings? it's not likely, but it possible that something got turned off. You could also try changing the server, and see if that makes a difference. In any event,

is this program free? -- Joseph Weakland email josephweakland@... sent from my windows 10 pc

I like EZ Audio Converter.  Recent versions have become accessible.  Earlier ones weren't in that you couldn't select or unselect tracks using the keyboard but now you can.  It automatically checks

Hi, Subject says it all. Does anyone know of a good CD ripper that will identify the CD title and tracks on it? We used to use CDEx, but on these new CDs we just got, it isn't identifying anything.