Audiograbber - Revision history

Korth: /* Abandonware */

2019-08-15T15:07:12Z

Abandonware

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	==Abandonware==		==Abandonware==
	Audiograbber's last official release was version 1.83. ~~Its~~ author is no longer developing the software.		Audiograbber's last official release was version 1.83 (free version bundled with adware). The author is no longer developing the software.

	==Custom distributions==		==Custom distributions==

Korth: Undo revision 28542 by 188.30.129.237 (talk) for vandalism, removing links (instead of simply adding an adware warning).

2019-08-11T13:56:47Z

Undo revision 28542 by 188.30.129.237 (talk) for vandalism, removing links (instead of simply adding an adware warning).

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	==External links==		==External links==
	~~The last release~~ is ~~from 2004~~ and the ~~installer contains several adware bundles~~		* [http://www.audiograbber.org/ Audiograbber home (English)]
	~~removed site links!~~		* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)] - this is the primary site and may be more up-to-date than the others

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	[[Category:CD Rippers]]		[[Category:CD Rippers]]

188.30.129.237: /* External links */ reported, the installer contains several adware bundles

2019-08-11T10:23:38Z

External links: reported, the installer contains several adware bundles

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.audiograbber.org/ Audiograbber home (English)]		The last release is from 2004 and the installer contains several adware bundles
	* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)] - this is ~~the primary site~~ and ~~may be more up-to-date than~~ the ~~others~~		removed site links!

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	[[Category:CD Rippers]]		[[Category:CD Rippers]]

86.180.63.142: /* External links */ Dead links Removed.

2012-10-12T19:10:50Z

External links: Dead links Removed.

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	* [http://www.audiograbber.org/ Audiograbber home (English)]		* [http://www.audiograbber.org/ Audiograbber home (English)]
	* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)] - this is the primary site and may be more up-to-date than the others		* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)] - this is the primary site and may be more up-to-date than the others
	* [http://www.audiograbber.nl/ Audiograbber home (Dutch)]
	* [http://www.audiograbber.com.fr/ Audiograbber home (French)]
	* [http://audiograbber.denisgomes.com.br/ Audiograbber Brasil (Portuguese)]

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	[[Category:CD Rippers]]		[[Category:CD Rippers]]

Greynol: /* Features */ frame -> sector for consistency with the rest of the article.

2010-09-25T21:48:45Z

Features: frame -> sector for consistency with the rest of the article.

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	* Optional recording of analog playback through a soundcard, e.g. as a last resort when DAE won't work		* Optional recording of analog playback through a soundcard, e.g. as a last resort when DAE won't work
	* Easy configuration of output file name formats		* Easy configuration of output file name formats
	* Support for ~~frame~~-based read offsets (not to be confused with sample-based offset correction)		* Support for sector-based read offsets (not to be confused with sample-based offset correction)
	* Support for duration-based reading with fade-in and fade-out		* Support for duration-based reading with fade-in and fade-out
	* Support for specifying track begin/end points (sector based), e.g. for ripping ranges of tracks at once		* Support for specifying track begin/end points (sector based), e.g. for ripping ranges of tracks at once

Greynol: /* No secure ripping */ sectors are 588 samples, not 1176.

2010-09-25T21:47:42Z

No secure ripping: sectors are 588 samples, not 1176.

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	==No secure ripping==		==No secure ripping==
	Audiograbber is not capable of "[[secure ripping]]", at least not up to the standards of other software designed with this in mind. Its ability to correct for drive read offsets is very coarse; offsets must be manually specified, and must be given in full-sector (~~1176~~-sample) increments only. Although Audiograbber generates track checksums, its method of doing so doesn't directly take read offsets into account; instead, it trims near-silence from the beginning and end of the track, a method that will work for tracks that begin and end with silence but not universally. Naturally, these checksums are not compatible with those generated by other software such as programs that use the [[AccurateRip]] database. For Audiograbber there is only a very tiny, unmaintained database of checksums to compare against, with no automated interface; it's just a list on the Audiograbber web site.		Audiograbber is not capable of "[[secure ripping]]", at least not up to the standards of other software designed with this in mind. Its ability to correct for drive read offsets is very coarse; offsets must be manually specified, and must be given in full-sector (588-sample) increments only. Although Audiograbber generates track checksums, its method of doing so doesn't directly take read offsets into account; instead, it trims near-silence from the beginning and end of the track, a method that will work for tracks that begin and end with silence but not universally. Naturally, these checksums are not compatible with those generated by other software such as programs that use the [[AccurateRip]] database. For Audiograbber there is only a very tiny, unmaintained database of checksums to compare against, with no automated interface; it's just a list on the Audiograbber web site.

	==Abandonware==		==Abandonware==

Greynol: /* Features */ clarification in features list regarding offsets

2010-09-25T21:46:34Z

Features: clarification in features list regarding offsets

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	* Optional recording of analog playback through a soundcard, e.g. as a last resort when DAE won't work		* Optional recording of analog playback through a soundcard, e.g. as a last resort when DAE won't work
	* Easy configuration of output file name formats		* Easy configuration of output file name formats
	* Support for read offsets		* Support for frame-based read offsets (not to be confused with sample-based offset correction)
	* Support for duration-based reading with fade-in and fade-out		* Support for duration-based reading with fade-in and fade-out
	* Support for specifying track begin/end points (sector based), e.g. for ripping ranges of tracks at once		* Support for specifying track begin/end points (sector based), e.g. for ripping ranges of tracks at once

Mjb: /* External links */ link updates

2010-04-25T17:04:38Z

External links: link updates

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	==External links==		==External links==
	* [http://www.audiograbber.~~com-us.net~~/ Audiograbber home (English)]		* [http://www.audiograbber.org/ Audiograbber home (English)]
	* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)]		* [http://www.audiograbber.de/ Audiograbber home (German)] - this is the primary site and may be more up-to-date than the others
			* [http://www.audiograbber.nl/ Audiograbber home (Dutch)]
			* [http://www.audiograbber.com.fr/ Audiograbber home (French)]
			* [http://audiograbber.denisgomes.com.br/ Audiograbber Brasil (Portuguese)]

	{{stub}}		{{stub}}

	[[Category:CD Rippers]]		[[Category:CD Rippers]]

Mjb: /* Abandonware */ whoops

2009-01-09T01:55:10Z

Abandonware: whoops

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	==Abandonware==		==Abandonware==
	Audiograbber's last official release was version 1.83. Its author is no longer developing the software~~. The source code has not been released~~.		Audiograbber's last official release was version 1.83. Its author is no longer developing the software.

	==Custom distributions==		==Custom distributions==

Mjb: +feature list, links, other info

2009-01-06T08:22:52Z

+feature list, links, other info

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-'''Audiograbber''' is free digital audio extraction (DAE) software for Windows. It can read from audio CDs and output WAV files or other formats (MP3, for example) via external encoders. Since 2005 it is no longer maintained, but it has remained a popular option for CD ripping due to its simple user interface, basic set of useful features, and zero cost.
+'''Audiograbber''' is free digital audio extraction (DAE) software for Windows. It can read from audio CDs and output WAV files or other formats (MP3, for example) via external encoders. Since 2004 it is no longer maintained, but it has remained a popular option for CD ripping due to its simple user interface, basic set of useful features, and zero cost.
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 [[Category:CD Rippers]]