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AudioConverter Studio

An Audio Converter and a CD-Ripper combined into one easy-to-use utility. It does CD to MP3/OGG/WMA/FLAC/MPC conversion on the fly, rips CD tracks to WAV files and does WMA to MP3, MP3 to WMA, MP3 to WAV, FLAC to MP3, OGG to MP3 and WAV to MP3 conversion.

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