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Once the Audiograbber get the music and make it an MP3 file, where does it go?

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    dewaldhUSA
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    (The original post had no body — the title was the whole question.)

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      If you dont specify a destination for the output files in the Settings > General Settings... dialog, Audiograbber sends outputs to the directory where it is installed. By default, that would be C:\Program Files\Audiograbber. If youve been ripping and converting for a while, you may want to check that location and clean out the .wav and .mp3 files you find there; there should be no audio files of any kind in the Audiograbber program directory.

      If you previously sent files to a different directory, as set in Settings > General Settings... but subsequently deleted or renamed that directory, Audiograbber will use its program directory in that case as well.

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        If you are running a 64-bit Windows OS, the files may end up in a hidden folder such as

        c:\users\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\audiograbber

        These can be really tricky to find in a default setup because they dont necessarily even show up in a search.

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