CDex
CDex is a CD-Ripper, extracting digital audio data from an Audio CD.
What is CDex?
CDex is a CD-Ripper, extracting digital audio data from an Audio CD. The application supports many Audio encoders, including WAV, MP3, AAC, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, VQF, Musepack, APE, and many others.
Several languages are supported.
Bundleware
The installer contains adwares. Be careful during the installation: https://alternativeto.net/discussions/applications/11718/be-careful-in-the-installation/
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Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- audio-cd
- CD Ripper
- extract-tracks
Lists containing CDex
Multimedia & Composition • Amazing & Usefull Apps • my windows 10 setup • Windows appsRecent user activities on CDex
ups_tups liked CDex
altersoft added CDex as alternative(s) to CoolUtils Total Audio Converter
lozanro thinks fre:ac is an alternative to CDex
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 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.