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=Introduction=
{{Software Infobox
| name                = CDex
| logo                =
| screenshot          = [[image:Cdex-screenshot.PNG|250px]]
| caption              = Easy to use GUI ripper
| developer            = Georgy Berdyshev
| released            = {{start date and age|2000}}
| stable_release      = 2.20
| stable_release_date  = 2019-07-18
| preview_release      =
| preview_release_date =
| preview_release_ref  =
| operating_system    = Windows
| use                  = Digital Audio Extraction
| license              = Proprietary / Adware
| website              = http://cdex.mu/
}}
'''CDex''' can extract data directly (digital) from an Audio CD, which is generally called a CD Ripper or a CDDA utility. The resulting audio file can be a plain WAV file (useful for making compilation audio CDs) or the ripped audio data can be compressed using an audio encoder. Many encoders are supported.


What is CDex? CDex is entirely open source, as per the GPL Terms. It is a tool that is mainly focused on ripping and converting things, such as turning your home Compact Disc collection into digital audio files on your hard drive, in a simplistic way. Having built in support for many encoders, you wont find any shortage of options for your media files. Below is a more in-depth explanation of CDex features.  The latest version of CDex is 1.70 Beta 1.
CDex was originally released as free software under the terms of the GPL. However, as of version 1.70, the source code is no longer available and the installation is bundled with adware like OpenCandy.
 
==Features==


== Features ==
* Easy to use interface
* Easy to use interface
* Media File Player
* Media File Player
* Create PLS and M3U playlist files
* Create PLS and M3U playlist files
* Advanced jitter correction
* Advanced jitter correction
* Supports the [http://www.xiph.org/paranoia/index.html cdparanoia] software extraction libraries
* Supports the [[cdparanoia]] software extraction libraries
* Support for many file formats/audio encoders (WAV, [[MP3]], [[Ogg_Vorbis|Ogg Vorbis]], AAC, [[Monkey%27s_Audio|APE]], etc)
* Support for many file formats/audio encoders ([[WAV]], [[MP3]], (Ogg) [[Vorbis]], [[Free Lossless Audio Codec|FLAC]], [[Advanced Audio Coding|AAC]], [[Monkey%27s_Audio|APE]], etc.)
* Support for ID3 V.1 and V.2 tags
* Support for ID3 V.1 and V.2 tags
* Support for normalization of audio files
* Support for normalization of audio files
* Support for transcoding of compressed audio files
* Support for transcoding of compressed audio files
* Support for CUE sheets
* Support for [[Cuesheet]]s (limited)
* Support for CDDB
* Support for libmusicbrainz tagging
* Support for freeCDDB
* Support for recording from the analog input line
* Support for recording from the analog input line
* Support for on the fly encoding


==Screenshots==  
== Known Bugs ==  
* Intermediate problems with the Win2K and WinXP ASPI layer drivers. It is recommended that you install [http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/download/nt_wnaspi32.zip wnaspi32] drivers if you are having problems running CDex.


==Known Bugs==  
== CDex Guides ==
These are some guides to get setup and running with CDex:


==Additional reading:==
* [[CDex Drive Configuration]]
* [[CDex and FLAC]]


* [http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/ CDex website]
== External links ==
* [http://cdex.mu/ CDex official website]
* [[EAC_Vs_CDex_SecureMode | CDex full paranoia versus EAC secure mode]] (by Pio2001)
* [[EAC_Vs_CDex_SecureMode | CDex full paranoia versus EAC secure mode]] (by Pio2001)
* [http://www.users.on.net/~alexanderino/cdex/ Jason Antony's Guide to Using CDex]
* [http://www.users.on.net/~alexanderino/cdex/ Jason Antony's Guide to Using CDex]
[[Category:CD Rippers]]

Latest revision as of 13:49, 11 August 2019

CDex

Easy to use GUI ripper
Developer(s) Georgy Berdyshev
Release information
Initial release 2000; 24 years ago
Stable release 2.20 (July 18, 2019)
Preview release
Compatibility
Operating system Windows
Additional information
Use Digital Audio Extraction
License Proprietary / Adware
Website http://cdex.mu/

CDex can extract data directly (digital) from an Audio CD, which is generally called a CD Ripper or a CDDA utility. The resulting audio file can be a plain WAV file (useful for making compilation audio CDs) or the ripped audio data can be compressed using an audio encoder. Many encoders are supported.

CDex was originally released as free software under the terms of the GPL. However, as of version 1.70, the source code is no longer available and the installation is bundled with adware like OpenCandy.

Features

  • Easy to use interface
  • Media File Player
  • Create PLS and M3U playlist files
  • Advanced jitter correction
  • Supports the cdparanoia software extraction libraries
  • Support for many file formats/audio encoders (WAV, MP3, (Ogg) Vorbis, FLAC, AAC, APE, etc.)
  • Support for ID3 V.1 and V.2 tags
  • Support for normalization of audio files
  • Support for transcoding of compressed audio files
  • Support for Cuesheets (limited)
  • Support for libmusicbrainz tagging
  • Support for freeCDDB
  • Support for recording from the analog input line
  • Support for on the fly encoding

Known Bugs

  • Intermediate problems with the Win2K and WinXP ASPI layer drivers. It is recommended that you install wnaspi32 drivers if you are having problems running CDex.

CDex Guides

These are some guides to get setup and running with CDex:

External links

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