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fre:ac is a free audio converter and CD ripper for various formats and encoders. It features MP3, MP4/M4A, WMA, Ogg Vorbis, FLAC, AAC, and Bonk format support, integrates freedb/CDDB, CDText and ID3v2 tagging and is available in several languages.

Annoyed of writing your audio cuesheets via text editor? Here comes the solution! AudioCuesheetEditor helps you editing your audio cuesheet file. With AudioCuesheetEditor you can import textfiles, edit the imported data and afterwards export to a working audio cuesheet. There are also other export posibilities like csv or xml. Feel free to try it ;).

Videoder is a tool that allows you to search for any video you want using a personalized search engine that combs through different streaming video services like YouTube, Vimeo, and others, so that you can then download them directly to your Android device.

aTunes is a powerful, full-featured, cross-platform player and manager, with support for online radios, podcasts and CD ripping.

This Java software is useful to set id3v1 and id3v2 tags on mp3 files, possibly in a massive way. It helps you managing a song database, searching for duplicate songs. It has a rename file utility, not only for mp3 files. It has an utility panel to create playlists, re-organize files in folders with the name format you prefer, an utility to optimize the CD disk space. This program was written in 2002, so I don't remember much about it ... but I used it a lot, as much as my close friends. ...

Qt based application for GNU/Linux to print lightScribe discs. Labels are stored in easy to understand/edit XML format. You can print CDDB data on labels (see HOWTO in documentation section).

This software enables you mainly to manage your audio collection. You can add multiple tags to your songs (genre, dance), make smart playlists and more things will come.

...Rippix tries to fill this gap. This includes porting Rippix to GTK+ 3. Additionally, many deprecated code gets rewritten and documentation will be added. 'Why a fork?' you might ask. Well, after some hacking on the ripperX code, it appeared to me that I had to do more modifications in order to port to GTK+ 3 conveniently than what could be appreciable by ripperX devs, like removing all the XPM images (including the logo) from the UI.

GSburn.app is a GNUstep based CD burning program for GNU/Linux. You no longer need to remember ugly command line parameters or write shell scripts. With GSburn.app you compile your CD by point-and-click operation and save your projects for later reuse.

Automatic command line CD ripper and ogg encoder along with freedb.org client. It tries to connect to freedb.org server to get CD info. If no info is found a text file may be provided instead. Also supports FLAC and MP3 (ID3 tag).

GnomeBaker is a CD/DVD burning application for the Gnome desktop. I am considering closing the project, please mail me at mario.danic AT gmail.com if you have any concerns about that.

cd-print circle will print nice round cd-labels in postscript. It comes with a simple graphical frontend written in perl/tk. You can choose the size and colour of the letters, the size and the distance between the labels

Just an Organizer to organize your whole MP3 and MP4 that are on your machine. You can sort by artist/song/album/etc., read and write Metadata, rip and play CD's

The cueCreator generates CUE Sheets that can be used for burning Audio CDs. The benefit is, that you can burn an Audio CD with a various number of tracks by using only one MP3 File.

ncdplay is an ncurses based CD Player, that uses Digital audio playback. It supports Repeat/Shuffle/CDDB Look ups/Hotkey programming/and all the other basics you would want out of a CD Player.

daoism is a WYHIWYG (What You Hear Is What You Get) cd editor/creator. The goal is to provide a quick and easy way for you to make exactly the cd you want, without annoying restrictions or complexities holding you back.

Extremely customizable bash script for ripping audio CDs. It gets album information from FreeDB. You can use any audio extraction software you like, with any encoder, and any related tools (for tagging, replaygain, etc...)

WavSplit splits large WAV files at given time positions. To find out split positions you can use any WAV player or editor with a time display.

A modified version of TEAR (tear.sf.net) to enable you to encode audio tracks in the ogg format.

The PJS is a mp3-jukebox system written in Perl. It allows you to ripe and encode CDs (with CDDB support), exchange them between PJS's or play them. The player is a curses-application (like pine) and has many sophisticated features.

CDRX.pl is a perl script designed to handle CD-R/W device setup, CD-R/W blanking, burning, and ISO creation. It can create ISO's or burn CD-R/W's from another CD, from a directory of files, or even allows you to choose a "mix" of files.

It's a really easy-to-use front-end to programs like cdda2wav and bladeenc intended to convert an audio CD to mp3 files. It allows to access to the online CD database (freedb) to get disk's name and songs' names.

When you burn CDs of MP3s (or any other "playable" files) you might want to play them without having to browse your CD. This small tray icon will read a descriptive file (which it can also create) from your CD and insert its contents in a popup menu, read

This is just a simple bash2 script for burning cds. You have the ability to simply copy data or audio disc, burn images and directories to a cdrom via the commandline, without remembering all the cdrecord, mkisofs or cdrdao arguments. And so now you know

The Pioneer DVF07 (or 727) 300 Disc CD changer has support for text titles and artists in the player. This connects to FreeDB.org and downloads the text to the player. While this is Win32 software, only the GUI is not portable. You could whip up a command