Step 2: Do it
Audio Cleaning Lab and Audiograbber have very similar menus and use the same general instructions.
Run the program and put your audio CD into your computer’s CD or DVD drive. When the program recognizes the CD its tracks will have generic names (Track 1, Track 2, etc.) But when you hit the freedb button the program will query the freedb database and return the Album’s information. The name of the performers, album name, year, and genre will appear, along with the names of each of the tracks.
At this point you can click Grab and all of the tracks will be saved on your computer in the compressed MP3 format.
Run the program and put your audio CD into your computer’s CD or DVD drive. When the program recognizes the CD its tracks will have generic names (Track 1, Track 2, etc.) But when you hit the freedb button the program will query the freedb database and return the Album’s information. The name of the performers, album name, year, and genre will appear, along with the names of each of the tracks.
At this point you can click Grab and all of the tracks will be saved on your computer in the compressed MP3 format.
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