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Not possible with Audiograbber. It sounds like maybe youre trying to mimic the features of ReplayGain. Rather than pre-processing the ripped PCM audio in Audiograbber, you can instead post-process the encoded file (MP3 or whatever) so that the volume is normalized to a standard level. This is done either by changing the volume levels in the file itself, or by adding tags that tell your media player to do it upon playback. You can specify how to handle peaks (allow clipping or not) and whether to treat the track as part of a collection (album) so relative levels from track to track are preserved. See http://wiki.hydrogenaudio.org/index.php?title=Replaygain

Yes, that is possible with Audiograbber. And it is very simple. Do do that, just Go to the properties of the last track you want to include. Write down the value of the "last sector". Go to the properties of the first track. Enter the value you just wrote down in the field "last sector". Copy only the first track. It should include all the tracks in between now!

Go to mp3 file the button on the toolbar or Settings>Mp3 Settings Next the selection "use ID3v1 Tag" select edit Select include tracknumber (ID3v1.1) towards the bottom of the dialog box Press Okay The track number should now appear in the tag.

What do you want to do with the files? Audiograbber ist a cd ripper, not a file ripper!

I have had the same problem, but in my case I have experienced this situation in Windows 7 and Windows Vista. Apparently there is a compatibility issue in those two OSs. My sound card is a Sounblaster Live! 24 bits. (I have experienced this problem while attempting to capture Online Audio).

Ive been studying burners since the 2x days. Plextor and Sony seem to be the only truely reliable burners. Plextor now sells lower priced units sometimes with 3rd party firmware, but are still among the best of all hardware. Sony also seems to be a very reliable drive. All other name brands just arent as good. Also, use good discs such as Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden, avoid junk like Memorex. Get them on the web. If you rip a WAV to MP3, then burn to disc (assuming CD audio format), then re-rip to MP3, you are (lossy) compressing the file with each rip. It wont be the same size. It degrades each time. Remember, MP3 is a lossy compress method. M4A is an ex of lossless compression. Explain your errors . . . burner may not be the issue, its your method. Nero/Roxio are fine programs.

i totally agree top marks guys!!!!!!!!

Go to Settings>FreeDB Settings, you should be able to change the FreeDB Settings from there. good luck!

Just install the MP3 plugin from http://www.audiograbber.org/download.html Then you automatically get MP3 files at about 192 kbit/s.

Seems like you have "analog" ripping enabled in the options dialog. Try selecting "ASPI".

Oops. I found it.

Which OS are you using? Have you installed the latest updates?

Where did you purchase it? It is freeware since 2003! You can use the built in normalize feature of Audiograbber to normalize while ripping. Instead, I would recommend you to use the free tool MP3 gain to adjust the volume of you MP3s, because it is lossless: http://mp3gain.sourceforge.net/ Best, Stefan

Try to install our mp3 plugin for AG. This should automatically configure LAME as an internal encoder, so no DOS window pops up! http://www.audiograbber.org/download.html

You can convert Wav files with Audiograbber but not WMA files. Use http://germanixsoft.de/germanix-transcoder/ instead

Hm, hard drive full? Did you try to change the output folder (in options) to another one?

Start AudioGrabber with a right-click and Run As "Administrator" then every setting works or can be changed. (I think its an XP Pro thing...) Change Settings, Directory to store... from the Audiograbber folder to something like ....\My Documents\My Music -Yhosg

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I suspect there is too much background noise from the Cassette / Cassette player / your Sound card. Does the Volume Meter drop below 1% (ish) between tracks?

24 bit software are different and a major enhancement in sound recording quality; it,s not supported by this free software. under reserve you can try this : Use External Encoder in: Options, MP3 Options, Click Wave at the top and below "External Encoder". Note that you must have 24 bit encoder plugin (DLL) first saved somewhere in your drive; or you have to find a Ripper that do the job at 24 bit. Goog luck and please, keep us in touch. DjBobMontreal, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.