You have some very valuable and memorable favorite CDs, but you can only play it in a CD/DVD player or on your computer. What if you want to listen to the CDs when you just don’t have access to any of those? Let’s say you’re on a journey. Sometimes you just do not remember where you have put the CDs, and you can’t find them anywhere. CDs are easily broken, especially scratched or cracked, thus become unplayable. For those reasons, you may want to rip music from your CDs to MP3/WAV so that you can store it on your computer, transfer it to MP3 player for listening from anywhere, and access it whenever you want. To rip music off CDs, I suggest you play with Music DVD Creator. It is a characteristic multifunctional program, ripping music off CDs included. Here’s the solution for you.

Insert into the computer disc drive a CD from which you want to rip songs. Launch Music DVD Creator and click the “Edit” button to enter the edit interface.

Click “Import CD”, and a window named “Audio CD” pops up. Click on “Refresh” to detect the CD you’ve inserted. Then the CD files appear on the below pane. Select songs that you want to rip.

Hit the “Browse” button to choose the location where you want to store files. Then click on “OK” to starting ripping. You may want to set the output format as MP3 as it is popular. However, only WAV is available. If you change the output format as MP3, it will lead to some quality loss during ripping process. So there are pros and cons.

Having ripped music from CD, you can make any of the following afterwards operations:

Easily find and play on your computer, with a few clicks, any songs you’ve ripped, not needing to search with stacks of CDs and CD cases.

Synchronize the songs to you portable device, like MP3 player or cell phone, so as to enjoy your favorite music on the go.

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