KAudioCreator - Ripping Music

KAudioCreator is the standard, KDE-based tool for ripping and encoding digital audio tracks from your compact discs. “Hmm, ripping and encoding are Greek to me”, you say? Let's put it another way then. KAudioCreator is a program that reduces the file size of CD-quality digital audio tracks up to ten-fold, using powerful compression technologies like MP3, Ogg Vorbis, and FLAC. Furthermore, it does this without a substantial loss of sound quality. Smaller files mean you can pack tons more music onto your digital audio player or computer hard disk.
KAudioCreator is one component in a package called kmultimedia3-CD, a suite of audio-related tools that comes with KDE. In this article, we discuss KAudioCreator Version 1.11, which is included as part of KDE 3.3.

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