A1 Jummfa CDRipper and Converter is a lightweight, and fast program for digitally extracting audio from CD-ROMs, written for 32/64 bit Windows platforms (95/98/NT/ 2000/XP/2003/ Vista). If the CD-ROM unit on your computer supports Digital Audio Extraction and has an ASPI manager installed, CD-DA CD-Ripper can directly read the audio from your music CD-ROMs and store it on your hard drive in either WAV, MP3 or Vorbis Ogg format. Under Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and XP, it can even work without an ASPI manager via the SCSI passthrough interface. For MP3 encoding, the JummfaEnc and other Encoders are both supported. It works on most all ATAPI (IDE) CD-ROMs, and on some SCSI and CD-R/RW devices.

It also provides the support to conversion among WAV, MP3, WMA, Vorbis Ogg and avi format, and more exciting is its built-in ogg player can run in HI-FI mode!

Features:
Supports the Vorbis Ogg codec! Vorbis Ogg is a new Hi-Fi audio compression codec.

Supports Wma codec completely by using the latest MicroSoft WMP technology!

NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista: One of the first rippers to support NT/2000/XP/2003/Vista natively -- no ASPI manager needed!

MP3: Can encode to MP3 using the Mp3[Jummfa Encoder].

"On-the-fly" encoding: Like its predecessor CDRipper, CD-DA CD-Ripper doesn't need to create an intermediate WAV file before encoding to MP3, but rather encodes directly to MP3/Vorbis Ogg.

Segment ripping: Can rip multiple tracks as a single track, or just a section of a single track

Jitter correction: Multiple modes for jitter correction, allowing custom settings for CD-rom units of different quality.

CDDB support

ID3v1 tagging: ID3v1 tags are a method of storing the artist's name, album name, track name, year, and genre in an MP3 file. Most MP3 player available today support ID3v1.

Multithreaded: The read and encode process is multithreaded, allowing for maximum effeciency while reading and encoding to MP3.

Disables Autoplay and Autorun for CD's inser

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