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+1 on this. My reply is just to get notifications of any solutions since I have the exact same problem.

Plug a cord from the headphone jack on the cassette player to the line in input on your PC and record using line in sampling. File Line in sampling...

You can set the location under general settings the default is c:\Audiograbber

I have a new dell laptop, and am having issues with ripping cds. the first track of a ripping session always ends up with a skip in it (about a minute in) (ie, if I do track 2 first, that ends up with the skip in). I am using the lame 64 bit converter, but the problem seems to occur before that - the generation of the wav file part of the process seems to create a wav file with a skip in it, meaning, of course, that the generated mp3 has a skip in it too. The rest of the cd rips fine, just the first track of that ripping session. Has anyone ever come across anything like this before?

Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate 32-bit

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I am ripping 10 tracks off album X. The resulting mp3s in my album folder are labeled by Audiograbber X, X1, X2, X3, etc. In other words, the first named track does not have a number, but the second track has a 1 at the end of the title, the third a 2, and so on. How do I fix this so the first track gets the 1, the second the 2, etc?

I am not sure that I understand; if you mean that the file ripped with AG does not appear in the Audacity list, perhaps it is because your settings in AG are different due to the re-installing and the files are not saved where you expect them to be. When you open AG and either click on the Settings icon in the ribbon or click Settings in the Menu, then click the General Settings... selection, the General Settings dialog will open; at the top of this dialog box is the field where ripped files are saved. Hopefully your files are there. If not, then if you remember the name or part of the name of your rip, you can search your computer for it and locate the ripped files. Hope that helps!

All support for the paid version went when Audiograbber became freeware. Just download the latest version and no serial number is needed.

When I record programs from radio such as CarTalk, can I creare setting to provide filenames such as "CarTalk (date)" such as Cartalk 02-12-2012?

I like to save ripped files to my desktop and then manipulate them. The list of location options does not include the desktop. Am I missing something? Is there some way to save the files to my desktop? (By manipulate, I change bit rates, merge tracks, and splice results.)

I recently started using the Squeezebox and found that some albums ripped using Audiograbber v1.83 wont play, although they play fine with Windows Media Player. I took this up with Logitech, sent them some files, and they reorted that "Some of the data thats needed at the beginning of the track (indicating length, etc) seems to be at the end of the track. Because the Squeezebox needs these when streaming via the network, the file cant play." Has anyone else experienced this? Would a later version of Audiograbber cure the problem?

(1) Download the ogg vorbis libraries: http://www.rarewares.org/files/ogg/oggvorbis-dlls1.3.2.zip (2) Unzip into your audiograbber directory To rip into mp3 download the plugin: http://www.heinzle.co.at/lame/lameplugin_setupX86.exe

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When trying to "grab" from a CD I get a pop=up saying: "Copies digital audio from cds. Freeware has stopped working. A problem caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will clost program and nottify you if a solution is available." I redownloaded the program WITH the mp3 plug-in. Still get the same pop-up. HELP!

when i read from sunfly karaoke the artist and track name do not come up for me

Select Settings from the menu and then select option ID3v2 tag.... In the pop-up window there is a section for Track numbers. Select the first option.

The CD player in Audiograbber was working fine, but a setting must have changed such that the music does not play thru the speakers when I sample a CD track almost as if it was muted. I can see the cd player time incrementing as if it was playing but no sound thru the speakers. I use this just to sample a track prior to ripping to an MP3. The cd and mp3 plays fine in other players. Any thoughts?

Comments from the original thread radiomogul on 2011-12-28: i had to uninstall the 64-bit, and re-install the 32-bit, despite the fact that its a 64-bit windoze-7 OS

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