CDex
CDex is a CD-Ripper, extracting digital audio data from an Audio CD.
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Categories
Audio & Music • CD/DVD ToolsLists containing CDex
Tags
- audio-cd
- extract-tracks
Recent user activities on CDex
- altersoft added CDex as alternative(s) to CoolUtils Total Audio Converter
2 settings to personalise the ripping, 3 clics, and it's done!
I'm [still] on Windows 7 while Win 10 is already knocking on my door. I haven't ripped my CDs for a long time so I didn't know that CDex is already at version 1.7x. This latest version from their homepage had problem seeing ASPI driver located in its own directory - and didn't want to use the native drivers. I used external CD/DVD combo USB drive by the way.
So I tried the good old version 1.51 of CDex that always worked fine in my WinXP days (it also worked fine on Xubuntu Linux via Wine). It ripped a CD no problem. Though I'm aware that using old version of software on a Windows system is not that safe. That's why I'll stick to ripping my CDs in Foobar player from now on.
So my opinion is still positive, but I'd recommend ExactAudioCopy [EAC] or Foobar built in function instead - if you have the ASPI problem.
[Edited by mot00rzysta, December 15]
Have you tried CDex 1.80 release, my friend?
Reply written about 5 years ago
Got about halfway through the installer when it started asking about adding search bars and other bloatware. I get that they need to pay their bills, but I only caught it because I chose the advanced/custom installation options. Opt-out is fine by me, but I'm not okay with opt-out settings being hidden.
I imagine that the portable version is fine, but instead of checking, I decided it's time to try something new.