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MediaCoder is a universal media transcoding software actively developed and maintained since 2005. It puts together most cutting-edge audio/video technologies into an out-of-box transcoding solution with a rich set of adjustable parameters which let you take full control of your transcoding. New features and latest codecs are added or updated constantly. MediaCoder might not be the easiest tool out there, but what matters here is quality and performance. It will be your swiss army knife for...

winLAME is an easy to use encoder for many audio formats, including MP3, Opus, Ogg Vorbis and more. winLAME lets you read in audio tracks from CDs or encode audio files from your hard drive. The intuitive wizard-style user interface makes it easy to set up encoding settings. Multicore CPUs are used to parallelize encoding tasks. Official GitHub project webpage: https://github.com/vividos/winLAME

IronGrip is a GTK+ frontend for audio CD ripping and encoding as WAV, MP3, Ogg Vorbis and FLAC. It supports CDDB lookup. It can scan all CD-ROM drives. Compilation and installation from source is super easy on Ubuntu, Linux Mint and Debian.

tsrip is an easy to use cd ripping and encoding application. It features ogg encoding and tagging from the musicbrainz database. For getting audio data from audio cds it uses cdparanoia.

Robust and highly customizable terminal based CD to OGG/Vorbis, MP3 and FLAC ripping/encoding with most of the features found in Grip, plus the ability to rip now, encode later. Now with the added power of Lemon!

FLAC Rip and Transcode is a set of scripts for loss-less encoding of entire CDs into FLAC images. These images can then be converted into one or more per-track file formats, depending on the user's needs.

Cretin is a highly customizable tool for the ripping, encoding and tagging of CD's. Cretin supports distributed and delayed encoding with multiple encoders, and is tailored to take advantage of multiprocessing environments.

A frontend with dialog box that draws (using ncurses) windows onto the screen and can burn data cds, music cds, supports burning DVD-images and data DVDs, support of ripping/encoding of all popular formats

ova is a convenient console frontend for ripping CDs and encoding MP3/wave files to the Ogg Vorbis format. It is able to query the CDDB given a CD or MP3/Ogg Vorbis/wave files. Ogg Vorbis files can be tagged and renamed according to elaborate patterns.

CDDA Ripper XP is an audio CD ripper program that provides support for NT/2000/XP natively (ASPI manager is optional). It supports WAV-MP3-OGG-FLAC-ACM codec encoding and can be used to rip multiple CDs. It uses newest encoders like LAME and Ogg/Vorbis.

Thomer's Music Vault is a GNU/Linux streaming music server (jukebox, sort of) that presents a pretty interface to a CD music collection. Thomer's Music Vault takes care of generating playlists and encoding/decoding music in various formats.

A KDE frontend to CD burning, and CD ripping tools, as well as encoders, decoders, and other audio tools. Currently supports many popular audio formats (decoding/burning, and ripping/encoding), as well as data burning, and basic image creation.

CD Ripper for 32-bit Windows platforms (95/98/NT/2000). Features intelligent jitter correction, on-the-fly MP3 encoding via BladeEnc or LameEnc, and provides support for NT/2000 natively (no ASPI manager required).

Command-line based ripper of audio CD tracks to either Motion Picture Experts Group Layer 3 (MP3) files or to Ogg Vorbis files that requires no user intervention between steps of ripping and encoding.

An MP3/OGG ripper & encoder front end for console, gnome, kde & x that is designed to make it easy to move your music collection onto your computer. Supports cddb, id3v1, id3v2, background encoding, encoder queue management, multiple rippers & encoders.

RIPPON! is a CD ripping/encoding/tagging program, designed to be used independently of things like X and CDDB.

highly networkable system for creating mp3s. Designed so you can run your ripping process on one (or more) machine, the encoding on some others and having the final storage on yet another box. CDDB support and maintainable code(!) are standard features.