Yup, trusty CDEx here too. Never needed another CD ripper/converter

 

iTunes or EAC…

 

CDDAE. That must be the simplest, 100% accurate, and fastest CD audio ripper I have ever used. It doesn't even have to be installed, and if you want to be sure the copy is 100% the same it can do it twice for you and bit compare. Here's the link: https://www.cdrinfo.pl/download2.ph...ppery/cddae_04.zip&id=2120065850&baza=soft&v=

Just press on CD DAE 0.4b pobranie if you don't speak Polish. It's a really simple program, and all you actually need is the EXE itself, nothing else.

EAC and CDEx are great, too, but you need to install them, and EAC is a bit complicated to set up, indeed.

Cheers!

p.s. it might not work with W10, though. I haven't used CDDAE in a long time because who uses CDs any more? But it's worth a try. It doesn't do anything to the OS.

 

Last edited: Sep 21, 2020

Why, when there is nothing to pass through?

 

On Win 10 says "No CD-ROM drives found".
But one can also rip in Winamp (right click on CD drive letter and chose 'Rip Audio CD')

 

OMG

 

Correction. All frequencies are overrated.

 

You can try Any Audio Convert to rip CD to MP3: https://www.any-audio-converter.com/free-cda-to-mp3-converter.php