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LG Micro HiFi System FB163

It's clad in a pretty package, but the FB163 disappoints on the performance front, offering confusing iPod features and an arguably superfluous USB recording function.

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Yamaha MCX-1000 MusicCast server

If you're still into CDs, the MCX-1000 CD player/recorder/ripper and wireless music server will take you to the next level.

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Nullsoft Winamp 5.0

A classic application for sure, Winamp is a solid media player with a few missing ingredients.

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Sony NW-S203F (1GB)

Sony's sporty new cylindrical MP3 player is designed for fitness fans, with an FM tuner, pedometer and splash-proof surfaces.

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Asus DRW-1604P

This drive handles double-layer media with aplomb, but its shortcomings make it a questionable choice.

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How the music industry will change in 2008

Cheaper songs on iTunes, bands distributing their music directly and the death of DRM: we share our predictions for the music business in 2008.

iTunes randomiser: methodology explained

Author David Braue responds to reader feedback on his testing of iTunes' random "shuffling" feature.

DRM this, Sony!

This week, the news came out that Sony's been secretly installing Trojan-horse-like technology with its digital rights management (DRM) software--and doing it when you're just innocently playing a CD. We wish we could say we're shocked, but DRM's been creeping toward unacceptable for a long time now. Is it too late for consumers?

Format wars - plan C?

The next generation high definition disc format is still being battled out in homes across the world, but are we yelling in the wrong argument? Could digital delivery steal the spotlight?

I want a dual-DRM iPod

James Kim implores Apple and others to embrace an MP3 player that plays multiple protected formats.

DIY: How to rip a CD as MP3s

Ripping tracks on your music CDs into MP3 files is easier than ever, and this tutorial will show you how to tweak settings to ensure your new files are named properly, stored in the proper directory, and sound their very best -- using either Windows Media Player or iTunes.

How to turn CDs into WMAs

MP3 isn't the only way to go digital with your music. In fact, many people attest that WMAs sound better than MP3s at the same bit rate. Learn how to turn your discs into WMA files.

DIY: Archiving your digital media

CNET shows you how to archive your digital media.

Tips for tweaking iTunes

Apple products earn well-deserved accolades for their clean, elegant designs, and the company's do-it-all jukebox application is no exception.

Essential iPhone and iPod gadgets for your car

Need to take your shiny new iPhone or iPod on the road? Instead of stashing it away in the glovebox, try wiring it up to your car with these handy gadgets.

iTunes: Just how random is random?

Think that song has appeared in your playlists just a few too many times? David Braue puts the randomness of Apple's song shuffling to the test -- and finds some surprising results.

Free apps for organising and tagging your MP3s

Too many messily named MP3s cluttering up your hard drive? Neaten up your songs with one of these apps.

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Rip Audio CD Wizard 1.8

Rip audio CD into MP3, WMA, and FLAC formats.

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Express Rip 1.53

Extract audio tracks from audio CDs and convert them into WAV or MP3 files.

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Free CD Ripper 1.6

Convert CD audio tracks into MP3, OGG, or WAV files.

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One-click CD Ripper 1.11

Rip audio from CD into popular media formats by simply right-clicking the disk icon in Explorer.

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AudioVideoSoft RapidRip 3.0

Convert audio files from CD to MP3, WMA, and WAV.