Free CD to MP3 Converter 4.2

Whats new in version 4.2:
Fixed bug with querying CDDB; Added one new language.

Publisher review:
Free CD to MP3 Converter is an easy to use CD ripper that allows you to extract audio files from a CD and convert them to MP3, Wav, Ogg, or Wma format. It can automatically retrieve title information from the CDDB database or rename the CD tracks title and remember them, normalize the output files and supports additional LAME options. You can also use the software to record to MP3 with your microphone, or to convert WAV files to MP3, Ogg, or Wma format. Easy to use interface that allows you to rip tracks of your Audio CD just by several clicks. It also can clear the play list of RealOne Player and Windows Media Player and support ID3 tag edit.
Requirements:
PC486DX with 8MB RAM and 10 MB free HD

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 3.x,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Release notes:
Minor Update

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