Copying audio from CDs with the CDex program

Not too long ago, almost all the music we listened to was stored on so-called compact discs. Such discs are known to almost all of us and are also called CDs. Despite the fact that the time of these disks has almost passed, some users still use them. And many of us probably have such disks somewhere at home. Still, the time of CDs is really passing, but what to do if you want to copy your favorite music from such a disc? Just copying and pasting won't work here. You need to use a special program.

In our case, a program called CDex will help. The main purpose of this program is to record audio tracks from a CD into audio formats such as WAV and MP3. In addition, the program contains several codecs that allow you to convert audio to different formats. For example, you can do converting audio from WAV format to MP3.

It is worth noting that the CDex program includes an MP3 decoder and a LAME encoder. It is also impossible not to say that the program we are considering has built-in support for Ogg Vorbis files (a free lossy audio compression format).

CDex program runs on computers with Windows OS installed. This utility has a very clear interface that you can easily understand. There are also several interface languages. In general, if you need to burn audio from a CD, then use the CDex program. It is regularly updated and improved. For example, the last update of the program was released in March of this year. In addition, using this program, you can convert audio files.

Download CDex for free

Download the program from the official website http://cdex.mu/download