hello

[bbxrider]

nice site here, good info, I'm trying to find out info on using cdex, been to that forum and don't see anywhere how to start a new topic?

[GhostShip]

Hi and welcome to the forum 

I looked at the cdex site and indeed it seems their forum is non operational, the program itself is however pretty much self explanatory , is there something specific you wanted to do with cdex ?

I am assuming you have read this page already but in case you havent,

https://www.winmxworld.com/tutorials/cdex_ripping.html


PS: Please let me know if the program has changed substantially so I can work on an update if necessary.

[White Stripes]

cdex instructions on this site are as valid today as when they were written....... that being said there is a much better cd ripping program for windows called 'exact audio copy' which is especially good for troublesome (read: very old) drives or cds with a lot of scratches or data layer damage that causes distortions or very harsh 'pffft! pffft! pffft!' or other strange sounds in the music when they are 'played' with something such as windows media player in the drive they are intended to be ripped in.....

http://exactaudiocopy.de/ is the website and contains very good documentation in its FAQ section...... however if cdex is providing you with the functions and quality of audio you deem appropriate for your needs continue to use cdex to your hearts content.... the tutorial here contains all the needed info on how to use the software.... if you have any questions feel free to start a thread in the audio section of the forum....

good luck in your endeavors!