Re: Is it possible to change format?

[Chris Skarstad]

the nice thing is that CDEX is really self explanatory. put in your disc, 
launch cdex, and then press the f4 key for your options. go to the encoder 
tab and choose the windows mp3 codec. then tab over to the bitrate 
selection combo box and set that to something like 160 or 192k, i prefer 
192k, or for my very favorites, i'll even kick it up to 256k.  Then after 
you do that, press ok. then, hit the f9 key and all your tracks will be 
ripped into mp3 files. they'll show up in c:\my music\mp3, i believe is the 
path. on some systems the path is different, but you should be able to 
determine the path. It's a cool program, and hey, it's free. price is right.

At 11:53 AM 5/24/2004, you wrote:
I agree with those who've suggested CDex, it's very speach friendly, and if
you need help setting it up, and if you have messenger, I can give you my
contact info off list!
Take an extra moment when you find yourself at piece, to think about your
values, and your own affluency.

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