Dagrab is a tool that extracts audio tracks from CDs and converts them into high-quality WAV sound files. It is a user-friendly program that can be used by anyone who wants to digitize their music collection.
Dagrab is a software program that specializes in reading audio tracks from a CDROM drive and converting them into WAV sound files. The program is designed to be compatible with all CDROM drives as long as digital audio extraction is supported by both the drive and its Linux driver. However, Dagrab has only been tested and proven to work with IDE CDROMs.
If your CDROM is not IDE, it would be best to try alternative programs such as cdparanoia (compatible with all CD brands) or cdda2wav (compatible with SCSI and IDE only). Both programs are available for free download online. While cdparanoia is considered the better option, Dagrab has yet to be tested thoroughly against it.
It’s important to note that Dagrab is released under the GNU GPL software license, giving users the freedom to use, modify and redistribute the program as they see fit.
If your CDROM is not IDE, it would be best to try alternative programs such as cdparanoia (compatible with all CD brands) or cdda2wav (compatible with SCSI and IDE only). Both programs are available for free download online. While cdparanoia is considered the better option, Dagrab has yet to be tested thoroughly against it.
It’s important to note that Dagrab is released under the GNU GPL software license, giving users the freedom to use, modify and redistribute the program as they see fit.
What's New
Version 0.3.5: N/A