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5 total messages Started by David Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:50
How to rip a CD Audio in BCB?
#209
Author: David
Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 01:50
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Hi

How do I write a function to rip cd tracks into audio files? (eg. wav or 
  mp3)

Thanks
Re: How to rip a CD Audio in BCB?
#210
Author: Stefano Bonifazi
Date: Fri, 06 Oct 2006 09:13
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Hi!
 Personally I do that by using DirectShow: You have to install a CD Audio 
reader filter (e.g. cddareader.ax)
Then build a filter graph with a .cda as source and choose your compressor 
(e.g. LAME direct show filter), run the graph and you are done!
I also developed a BCB component to wrap that in which I use a my DirectShow 
filter to follow the progress of compression!
Another way I used was with BASS library.. it has got a CD reader plugin, so 
You get the streams that you can use how you prefer.. even for compression!
Of course there are also a plenty of library for CD ripping.. simply try a 
google search ...like AKRipAX ActiveX or even BCB components!
   Regards!
Stefano B.

"David" <no@email.com> ha scritto nel messaggio 
news:4525b649$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
> Hi
>
> How do I write a function to rip cd tracks into audio files? (eg. wav or 
> mp3)
>
> Thanks 
Re: How to rip a CD Audio in BCB?
#211
Author: ����
Date: Sat, 07 Oct 2006 22:26
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> I also developed a BCB component to wrap that in which I use a my
DirectShow
> filter to follow the progress of compression!


hi
are you interedted to show us your component?
:-?
is there any kind of source for us?? :-)
thanks
Re: How to rip a CD Audio in BCB?
#212
Author: DL
Date: Sun, 08 Oct 2006 04:21
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���� wrote:
>> I also developed a BCB component to wrap that in which I use a my
> DirectShow
>> filter to follow the progress of compression!
> 
> 
> hi
> are you interedted to show us your component?
> :-?
> is there any kind of source for us?? :-)
> thanks
> 


is there any free source code on the net?


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Re: How to rip a CD Audio in BCB?
#213
Author: David
Date: Thu, 12 Oct 2006 01:51
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Stefano Bonifazi wrote:
> Hi!
>  Personally I do that by using DirectShow: You have to install a CD Audio 
> reader filter (e.g. cddareader.ax)
> Then build a filter graph with a .cda as source and choose your compressor 
> (e.g. LAME direct show filter), run the graph and you are done!
> I also developed a BCB component to wrap that in which I use a my DirectShow 
> filter to follow the progress of compression!
> Another way I used was with BASS library.. it has got a CD reader plugin, so 
> You get the streams that you can use how you prefer.. even for compression!
> Of course there are also a plenty of library for CD ripping.. simply try a 
> google search ...like AKRipAX ActiveX or even BCB components!
>    Regards!
> Stefano B.
> 
> "David" <no@email.com> ha scritto nel messaggio 
> news:4525b649$1@newsgroups.borland.com...
>> Hi
>>
>> How do I write a function to rip cd tracks into audio files? (eg. wav or 
>> mp3)
>>
>> Thanks 
> 
> 

Do you use AKRipAX? I am trying to compile it in BCB as a VCL and I am 
difficulties.

Can you help me?

David
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