OProg passed this on via ICQ: “CDex is a freeware program to convert audio tracks to an MP3 or WAV file. CDex is sold under the GPL 2.0 released, so you can help develop†
People who run CDex on Windows NT/2k/XP and find that CDex doesn’t work can this one Install ASPI driver. Here you can get more information about the ASPI driver.”
Changelog:
- Source code cleanup, separated encoder stuff into separate directory
- Fixed problems with saving profiles
- Added support for Monkey’s APE encoder DLL
- Warn if lame encoder is initialized with invalid bitrate/sample rate settings (could lead to a divide by zero)
- Fixed problem with WMA8 Track number tag that was not filled properly
- Added feature to select local CDDB file type (DOS/Unix text files)
- Fixed problems regarding Native NT SCSI library setting and ASPI warning message boxes
- Added feature to digitally play back a CD, so you can listen to the CD even though it is not connected to the sound card.
- Added MCDI tag to WMA8/MP3 ID3V2 files, so in the
- Windows Media player can query additional album information (Thanks Sam)
- Added support for the NTT VQF encoder DLL
- Patched vorbis DLLs, fixed managed bitrate problem
- Many improvements to the Analog Recording function.
- Fixed crash with WinCoded MP3 encoder
- Better support for MPC encoder (now on the fly encoding is supported)
- Added option in the External Encoder settings to send optionally a RIFF-WAV header when encoding from stdin
- Trim leading/trailing spaces when creating a directory.
| Version number | 1.50 beta 4 |
| Operating systems | Windows 9x, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP |
| Website | CDex |