dMC is a versatile audio software that can rip sound from CDs and convert to multiple formats without compromising ID tags, making it the ultimate audio tool.
When it comes to audio ripping and conversion, few tools are as versatile as dMC. This software has been compared to a Swiss army knife, offering a wide range of features that cover almost any audio format imaginable. With dMC, users can easily rip tracks from their audio CDs and convert them to multiple formats, all while preserving important metadata like ID tags. Popular formats like MP3, MP4, WMA, OGG Vorbis, AAC, Monkey's Audio, and FLAC are all supported, and users can even install additional codecs from Codec Central if they need to work with less common formats.
One of the best things about dMC is its seamless integration with Windows Explorer. Users can right-click on an audio file to convert it to a different format, and pop-up information about the file's bit rate and length is available at a glance. dMC also makes it possible to record from LPs via an auxiliary input, providing a convenient way to digitize older audio sources.
With the release of version 11.5, dMC has become an even more valuable tool for audio editing and conversion. The updated MP3 decoder now supports freeform MP3 files, and can correctly read all MP2 and MP1 files. Additionally, dMC now includes Lame MP3 tag reading, which provides useful information about the encoding process. Perhaps most importantly, the MP3 lame compression feature has been improved to ensure that incoming data is correctly converted to the proper format, preventing encoder failure and improving the overall user experience.
One of the best things about dMC is its seamless integration with Windows Explorer. Users can right-click on an audio file to convert it to a different format, and pop-up information about the file's bit rate and length is available at a glance. dMC also makes it possible to record from LPs via an auxiliary input, providing a convenient way to digitize older audio sources.
With the release of version 11.5, dMC has become an even more valuable tool for audio editing and conversion. The updated MP3 decoder now supports freeform MP3 files, and can correctly read all MP2 and MP1 files. Additionally, dMC now includes Lame MP3 tag reading, which provides useful information about the encoding process. Perhaps most importantly, the MP3 lame compression feature has been improved to ensure that incoming data is correctly converted to the proper format, preventing encoder failure and improving the overall user experience.
What's New
Version 11.5: N/A