You are correct on both points, and I apologize. I misread what was looked
for. My apologies.
Is there a ripper that'll do better that is still accessible?
7/12/99 +1200, you wrote:
>Nancy, Real Jukebox is a CD ripper, rather than a programme that allows you
>to create CDs on a CD recordable drive. However, be careful of Real Jukebox
>because it only allows you to create 96K MP3 files, which really are not
>very high quality.
>
>A very JFW-friendly ripper is CD COpy, which creates MP3, Realaudio 5.0 and
>G2, Windows Media and VQF files. It can be found at http://www.cdcopy.sk.
>
>Jonathan Mosen
>Listen to MBSFM with the best music from the last four decades
>http://www.mbsfm.com
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Nancy Feldman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Sunday, July 11, 1999 4:20 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: Most Accessible CD Recording Software
>
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>I noted your suggestions and couldn't help but wonder if you'd used Real
>Jukebox. I was reluctant to try it, but now that I've started using it,
>it's quite simple to manage. It is, admittedly, meant At 11:20 AM for
>recording music CDs, but it is very effective at doing so, and I was able
>to use it with a minimum of hassle.
>
>7/10/99 +0100, you wrote:
>> Anyone looking for CD recording software that works
>>reasonably well with JAWS I have found two programs that work well.
>>Adaptec's EasyCd is extremely easy to use. You can record audio CDs or
>paste
>>folders from Windows Exploerer. I think you have to purchase the CD but the
>>latest upgrades are available from their website.
>>
>>CDRWIN is a much more complicated program which looks very graphical but in
>>fact works very well. It is really for recording whole disks at once
>(either
>>music, games or data) and trial versions are available from the Golden Hawk
>>website.
>>
>>Hope this helps somebody.
>>
>>John Gurd
>>
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