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RipOff

RipOff

RipOff is a GTK+ based CD Ripper for Linux that has a simple interface, CDDB lookups, and a plugin-based encoder architecture.

Due to US patent laws, RipOff binaries cannot be legally distrbuted with MP3 support.



 RipOff 0.8.3

Price
Free to download

Size
0.4 MB

License
GNU General Public License

Developer
Ryan Newberry

Website
ripoffc.sourceforge.net

System Requirements
GTK+ >= 2.4
libcdio
libcddb
libogg and libvorbis
LAME
FLAC

Support Sites:
FAQ

Selected Reviews:

Features include:

  • WAV output plugin
  • LAME-based MP3 encoding plugin
  • FLAC support
  • Connecting to the CDDB through a HTTP proxy

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Last Updated Friday, April 25 2008 @ 04:44 PM EDT


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