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Audio Extractor 1.2

6.0 Editors Rating		License	Free to try
6.0 Editors Rating		Requirements	Windows 98/2000/XP/2003 Server
Downloads	1	Limitations	None
Publisher	superdepot	File Size	2.7M
Date added	02 Jul 2005		Check your speed

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Audio Extractor is the easiest way to convert your audio CDs to fully functional MP3 tracks. The application features good conversion quality-- with one click you are ready. Audio Extractor has an automatic album and title finder, a special algorithm for audio books, and a one-screen interface.

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