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CDMASTER 5.7.1.0
by John Zitterkopf
( John Zitterkopf Website )

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Operating System

Windows 2000/95/98/ME/NT/XP

File Size

5.37 MB

License

(All Shareware software)

License Conditions

Free trial for 30days. Registration Fee - US$30

System Requirements

386 or better processor; CD-ROM drive

Date Added

2004-02-29

Tags

audiocd burners | mp3 bitrate | audio restoration | normalize

Software Description

CDMASTER is a shareware (free to try) program that provides conversion
technologies for WAV, MOD, Vorbis, MP3, and CDs.

Some of the capabilities of CDMASTER are:

  • Burn those MP3s, WAV, or OGG Vorbis files to AudioCD! With a few clicks of your mouse, you can create an Audio CD (.cda) that can be played in your Car's CD Player, Home HiFi CD player, or your Portable CD player.
  • a built-in CD Quality Converter
  • built-in volume Normalizer
  • and Audio Restoration Routines.
  • Supports MP3, MOD, OGG, and WAV formats.
  • Easily Create CD Labels for any CD. CD Labels can be created for any CD;
    including those recently created by CDMaster32.

  • Convert, Normalize, and Enhance any supported file format.
  • Supported file formats: MP3, MOD, Vorbis (OGG), and WAV
  • Even convert to same format. IE MP3 -> MP3 (to change bitrate)
  • Decode MP3 to WAV or OGG to WAV.
  • Encode WAV to MP3 or OGG formats.
  • Virtually Hands free CDRipper.
  • Rip to WAV, MP3, and/or Vorbis (.OGG) at the same time!
  • MP3s created with CDMaster32 are V1.1 Tag Compliant.
  • Optional Artist/Album Directory structure.
  • Can add new .MP3s to Playlist (.M3U,.PLS).
  • Normalize all CD Tracks to the same volume.
  • User Interface can be customized with Winamp Skins.
  • Registered version allows dubbing of CDs to media sizes equal to 30, 45, 60, 74, 90, 94, 100, 110, and 120 minutes.
    (CD to Tape)

  • Imports your CD data from the free Internet CD Database
  • Supports more than one CDROM drive.

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Converting ojn/ojm files to mp3?

Posted by Jammin' on Sat, 09/23/2006 - 01:14.

Is there a software out there that can do the job?I wanna listen to 02jam songs!

Re: Converting ojn/ojm files to mp3?

Posted by jayjun on Sat, 07/07/2007 - 19:19.

: Is there a software out there that can do the job?I wanna listen to 02jam songs!

Re: Converting ojn/ojm files to mp3?

Posted by bashir rayyan on Sun, 03/02/2008 - 11:02.

: : Is there a software out there that can do the job?I wanna listen to 02jam songs!

Re: Converting ojn/ojm files to mp3?

Posted by jessie on Fri, 05/11/2007 - 13:43.

: Is there a software out there that can do the job?I wanna listen to 02jam songs!

HOW TO CHANGE?I KNOW

Posted by Pooya Soltani on Sat, 03/13/2004 - 05:15.

there is a software called nero
it will be usefull
you can select ur mp3 files and burn the cd

Free CD Ripper

Posted by Free CD Ripper on Sun, 05/11/2003 - 23:21.

CD Ripper X is a powerful and easy cd ripper program for converting your audio CD collections to MP3, Wave and OGG Vorbis. Rip music CD tracks to MP3, WAV, OGG files in a few minutes. Enjoy your favorite CD albums with your friends on Internet now! CD Ripper X can Rip CD to MP3, Rip CD to WAV, Rip CD to OGG Vorbis, Rip CD to MP3pro!

CD Ripper X is a free program. You can enjoy it for non-profitable reasons without any cost.

converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by rick on Tue, 07/16/2002 - 15:05.

I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by Marius on Wed, 05/14/2003 - 07:44.

: I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by doru on Fri, 12/10/2004 - 08:42.

: : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: : pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by rachin on Thu, 06/02/2005 - 05:07.

: : : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: : : pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by raj aryan on Wed, 06/28/2006 - 11:31.

: : : : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: : : : pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by elias on Wed, 06/22/2005 - 08:26.

: : : : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: : : : pls hlp!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by John Zitterkopf on Sat, 08/24/2002 - 08:55.

: I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by Weerachat Khuntep on Fri, 06/06/2008 - 08:43.

: : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

: I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

: You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by Owez on Fri, 10/05/2007 - 16:18.

hey thanx was great ,,,never knew we could do this and it really WORKS...!!!!

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by ashveer on Thu, 04/12/2007 - 11:20.

: : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

: I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

: You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by Arumugam on Sun, 09/09/2007 - 07:43.

: : : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: : Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

: : I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

: : You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

: : http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by Robin Adams on Tue, 02/11/2003 - 11:48.

: : I log on frequently to brazilian servers since they have great remixes of all commercial dj music but they save their mp3 songs with a .class extension which in win95/98 you could do a file rename to .mp3 to change the format. XP does not seem to be able to do the same thing, so i was wondering if there was a program or something to convert as i saw in a previous thread

: Rest assured; renaming a file will NOT change the file format.

: I think your problem is that you have a DEFAULT installation of WinXP which hides the extensions of "known" files. .class is a known file extension for JAVA classes.

: You need to setup WinXP to display extensions of "Known" file types. I have created a short tutorial which I hope will help.

: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/enable.ext.html
I have also downloaded audio files with a .CLASS file extentsion. I can run these audio files by double clicking them - they auto start win media player and run ok. But if i try to import them to the media player library they are not recognised. I have tried your fix by unchecking 'hide known file extenstions/apply to all folders/apply/ok' but it doesn't seem to work? Please help.

Re: converting .class to .mp3 ?!?!

Posted by John Zitterkopf on Thu, 02/20/2003 - 05:20.

<< I have also downloaded audio files with a .CLASS file extentsion. I can run these audio files by double clicking them - they auto start win media player and run ok. But if i try to import them to the media player library they are not recognised. I have tried your fix by unchecking 'hide known file extenstions/apply to all folders/apply/ok' but it doesn't seem to work? Please help.>>

Someone will need to send me an example of a .CLASS audio file. I have never seen them; so I'm not sure what it takes to convert them (if it's possible).

.cda's to .wav?????

Posted by Jo on Fri, 06/14/2002 - 01:00.

I am trying to take one song off of a CD that I have and put it on my webpage. I have Windows Media Player, but that isn't helping.

I come here and find CDMaster32, so I go to download that program, and when I went to open it, it told me that I needed Real Player. So I went to download that, and now it won't open it.

All I want to do is put this one song off CD to my website. What do I do?

Re: .cda's to .wav?????

Posted by John Zitterkopf on Tue, 07/16/2002 - 07:23.

: I am trying to take one song off of a CD that I have and put it on my webpage. I have Windows Media Player, but that isn't helping.

: I come here and find CDMaster32, so I go to download that program, and when I went to open it, it told me that I needed Real Player. So I went to download that, and now it won't open it.

: All I want to do is put this one song off CD to my website. What do I do?

CDMaster32 does not need Real Player. CDMaster32 is a standalone application. The only requirement CDMaster32 has is that you have a CDROM and you have an ASPI layer installed (like all other rippers out there).

Please follow our tutorial at:
http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/Tutorials/cd-ripper.html
for a step-by-step tutorial.

Did you rip to MP3 instead of WAV? Perhaps Real Player was/is launching because your double clicking/playing a ripped MP3 file and not the WAV file?

For some more information on putting music on WWW pages, see our post here:
http://www.hitsquad.com/smm/programs/CDMASTER/wwwboard/messages/63.html

Hope this helps,
John

CDMaster Demo

Posted by Bob Krause on Mon, 02/25/2002 - 20:53.

I own a Dell Inspirion 8100 with a DVD-CD/RW drive running Win2K. This combination seams to cause problems with some CD Rippers reading my music CDs. This does not appear to be the case with the CDMaster demo however the demo crashes on some of my CDs but not on others. The demo fails to find any of my CD covers even though WinAmp does. The demo seems to get stuck in a loop sometimes when converting the wave files to MP3 files. The scroll bars flash and the progress bars freeze. When I click on the description of the conversion in progress the flashing stops and the progress continues. The player doesn't appear to play the MP3 files it creates. If these problems were fixed I would consider purchasing this software.

Re: CDMaster Demo

Posted by Antonio Avellaneda on Wed, 08/14/2002 - 10:03.

: I own a Dell Inspirion 8100 with a DVD-CD/RW drive running Win2K. This combination seams to cause problems with some CD Rippers reading my music CDs. This does not appear to be the case with the CDMaster demo however the demo crashes on some of my CDs but not on others. The demo fails to find any of my CD covers even though WinAmp does. The demo seems to get stuck in a loop sometimes when converting the wave files to MP3 files. The scroll bars flash and the progress bars freeze. When I click on the description of the conversion in progress the flashing stops and the progress continues. The player doesn't appear to play the MP3 files it creates. If these problems were fixed I would consider purchasing this software.

Re: CDMaster Demo

Posted by John Zitterkopf on Sat, 03/23/2002 - 02:23.

: I own a Dell Inspirion 8100 with a DVD-CD/RW drive running Win2K. This combination seams to cause problems with some CD Rippers reading my music CDs. This does not appear to be the case with the CDMaster demo however the demo crashes on some of my CDs but not on others. The demo

I would recommend you check to ensure your ASPI layer is up-to-date and not corrupted.

<<The demo seems to get stuck in a loop sometimes when converting the wave files to MP3 files. The scroll bars flash and the progress bars freeze. >>

The best way to handle this is not to mess with the scroll bars while it's ripping.

We have identified a fix for this; and it's it present in the current registered beta that our beta testers have been testing. I expect V5.0 to be released in a few months as it's in final beta testing right now.

<<The player doesn't appear to play the MP3 files it creates. If these problems were fixed I would consider purchasing this software.>>

That is correct. CDMaster32 is not a player. While it does play AudioCDs; it is not intended to play MP3 files. There is no reason to build a MP3 player into CDMaster32 since there are so many better products out there (like Winamp) which are free.

John

Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by fahed on Sat, 02/02/2002 - 15:15.

How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by vijay on Tue, 05/08/2007 - 12:03.

: How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Sameh on Thu, 02/22/2007 - 11:51.

: How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by aqil on Mon, 11/19/2007 - 08:00.

: : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Ashraf on Thu, 02/06/2003 - 18:23.

: How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by ahsan on Sun, 04/14/2002 - 14:02.

: How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?
can anyone help me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....thanx

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Eduardo Manilla on Thu, 04/18/2002 - 04:06.

: : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?
: can anyone help me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....thanx

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by hamada on Wed, 04/13/2005 - 23:16.

: : : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?
: : can anyone help me plzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....thanx

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by John Zitterkopf on Thu, 02/21/2002 - 05:50.

: How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio... which in simple terms can be considered the long way of saying it's an MP3 file.

So, you shouldn't need to convert and mpga to an MP3 file. If mpga bothers you; you should be able to rename it to a .mp3 file and it should play fine in any MP3 player.

To convert the .mpga file to .wav, simply follow our online mp3 to wav tutorial at
http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

If you decide not to rename the .mpga file as a .mp3 file, you can still select the .mpga file in CDMaster32's MP3 to WAV decoder. You can select the file by setting the Files of Type box in the selection screen to "All Files (*.*)".

Hope this helps,
John

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Yeganeh on Mon, 07/31/2006 - 12:47.

: : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?
Thank you very much!!! your solution helped me!!

tnxx

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by BALASUNDEEP on Sun, 08/05/2007 - 14:41.

: : : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?
: Thank you very much!!! your solution helped me!!

: tnxx

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Radar on Sat, 11/26/2005 - 02:53.

RE: The program displayed for download at the following website.

http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

Is it free?
Is it fully functional?
If not, then what is missing?

Radar

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Sherin on Wed, 01/04/2006 - 11:19.

: RE: The program displayed for download at the following website.

: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

: Is it free?
: Is it fully functional?
: If not, then what is missing?

: Radar

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by hasan on Sat, 06/30/2007 - 06:41.

: : RE: The program displayed for download at the following website.

: : http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

: : Is it free?
: : Is it fully functional?
: : If not, then what is missing?

: : Radar

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by syesajit@yahoo.com on Sun, 01/20/2008 - 16:49.

: : : RE: The program displayed for download at the following website.

: : : http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

: : : Is it free?
: : : Is it fully functional?
: : : If not, then what is missing?

: : : Radar

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by günter on Wed, 10/22/2003 - 15:16.

: : How can i convert Mpga to mp3 or wav ?

: If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio... which in simple terms can be considered the long way of saying it's an MP3 file.

: So, you shouldn't need to convert and mpga to an MP3 file. If mpga bothers you; you should be able to rename it to a .mp3 file and it should play fine in any MP3 player.

: To convert the .mpga file to .wav, simply follow our online mp3 to wav tutorial at
: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

: If you decide not to rename the .mpga file as a .mp3 file, you can still select the .mpga file in CDMaster32's MP3 to WAV decoder. You can select the file by setting the Files of Type box in the selection screen to "All Files (*.*)".

: Hope this helps,
: John

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Ela on Fri, 05/02/2003 - 02:06.

:This conversion can be made if you have a CD recorder (CD burner) and windows media player 8. Put the music.mpga to play in windows media player 8. Click in Copy to... Put a CD-RW no CD recorder e click in copy music (bottom on top right). The music is transfered to CD in audio CD format. After this, use a CD ripper (I use NeoAudio) and copy the music in format mp3 (covert CD track to mpeg file in NeoAudio). The music in CD-RW can be erased.

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Dilip Patel on Thu, 01/16/2003 - 13:30.

I Converted mpga files to mp3 bothways renaming as mp3 and also decoding as mp3, then i burn the cds, then i listened it on my car audio, it did not play like original MP3 songs. This songs has very low volume and sound effects.
Can anybody guide me how i can burn cd using mpga downloaded music files with out losing sound quality (i.e. original mp3 sound type).

LosT

Posted by LosT on Sun, 02/18/2007 - 22:57.

Thanks Man This Was Great I Renamed To .mp3 mpga thnx man

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Ryan on Mon, 02/10/2003 - 08:15.

Can you please tell me how to convert mpga file to mp3 file??
Can you please be spesific?

Thank you

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by GIOVANNA CALVO on Tue, 02/11/2003 - 13:59.

: Can you please tell me how to convert mpga file to mp3 file??
: Can you please be spesific?

: Thank you

how to start with asp

Posted by SUNITA on Fri, 08/09/2002 - 11:22.

sir

how do i start with ASP
what software should be installed on my computer for asp
i read that IIs should be installed
but from where should i get this

sunita

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by ToGetSedated on Tue, 08/06/2002 - 22:24.

You are mistaken: mpga stands for mpeg audio
: If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio... which in simple terms can be considered the long way of saying it's an MP3 file.

: So, you shouldn't need to convert and mpga to an MP3 file. If mpga bothers you; you should be able to rename it to a .mp3 file and it should play fine in any MP3 player.

: To convert the .mpga file to .wav, simply follow our online mp3 to wav tutorial at
: http://www.zittware.com/Products/CDMaster32/mp3towav.html

: If you decide not to rename the .mpga file as a .mp3 file, you can still select the .mpga file in CDMaster32's MP3 to WAV decoder. You can select the file by setting the Files of Type box in the selection screen to "All Files (*.*)".

: Hope this helps,
: John

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by Orville Jenkins on Tue, 06/10/2003 - 19:51.

: You are mistaken: mpga stands for mpeg audio

: : If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio

MPEG means Moving Picture Experts Group.
The long form file extension is MPEG, usually associated with video files.
MPG is one version of the file extension.
Adding the A simply designates that the MPEG file is a sound file following one of the MPEG audio standards. The most popular was the MP3, which has taken on a life of its own in common recognition.

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by anonymous on Mon, 12/22/2003 - 07:52.

are you retarded? that wasn't even the question... and he defined mpga not mpeg dumbass! that should have been clear enough to not have any follow ups but i guess you're all just reject idots!
: : You are mistaken: mpga stands for mpeg audio

: : : If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio

: MPEG means Moving Picture Experts Group.
: The long form file extension is MPEG, usually associated with video files.
: MPG is one version of the file extension.
: Adding the A simply designates that the MPEG file is a sound file following one of the MPEG audio standards. The most popular was the MP3, which has taken on a life of its own in common recognition.

Re: Mpga to Mp3 How?

Posted by m on Wed, 07/16/2003 - 04:32.

: : You are mistaken: mpga stands for mpeg audio

: : : If I'm not mistaken, MPGA stands for Motion Pictures Group Audio

: MPEG means Moving Picture Experts Group.
: The long form file extension is MPEG, usually associated with video files.
: MPG is one version of the file extension.
: Adding the A simply designates that the MPEG file is a sound file following one of the MPEG audio standards. The most popular was the MP3, which has taken on a life of its own in common recognition.

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