LP Ripper

LP Ripper makes the task of converting vinyl LPs, tapes and cassettes to MP3 files or CDs much easier.
Having to record each track as separate WAV file so that you can access them individually on a CD or encode them as separate MP3 files can be time-consuming.
Using recording software (e.g. LP Recorder) just record each side of your LP as a single WAV file on your computer. This application will split the file into separate WAV files for each track ready to burn on a blank CD.
Alternatively, an optional encoder can be used to produce an MP3, WMA (Windows Media Audio - Microsofts alternative to MP3) or other compressed audio file, for each track. Encoded files are much smaller, allowing you to store the equivalent of a dozen or so LPs on a single CD, playable on a computer or special-purpose player.
LP Ripper calculates the length of each track by detecting the gap between tracks and displays a track listing showing the time of each track. You can then select which tracks you want to save as separate files.
Some LPs have little or no gaps between tracks; others have long quiet sections that could be mistaken for a gap. You can change the times that LP Ripper has calculated or you can trim the tracks visually using the coarse / fine waveform display.System requirementsIntel Pentium 233MHz processor
800x600 SVGA display using Normal (Small) fonts, and Medium (16-bit) colours
Windows compatible mouse
SoundBlaster-compatible Soundcard
At least 300Mb Free disk space
Limitations in the unregistered versionOnly the first two tracks can be saved