I've got a bunch of CD's that I bought that I've ripped
to my HD using RealOne Player. They are .rmj and .rma.
does anyone know of a free program that will convert
these to .mp3? Help would be greatly appreciated.
Ok. I am just starting out in this ripping thing. From what i
unserstand, you need to find an older version of a program called
"Streambox Ripper". But it isn't legal anymore and you'll have to do
a lot of looking with Google or at Yahoo to find an underground site
that has it.
Here is what Streambox Ripper says (it used to convert RealAudio
files into mp3 files):
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StreamBox Ripper 2.011
StreamBox Ripper converts audio files and CD tracks to MP3 and WMA
files. The software can convert to and from any of the supported
file formats (RealAudio MP3, WMA and WAV) from any originating format.
It also includes a batch conversion mode, which converts all files in
a specific directory.
Previous versions of StreamBox Ripper (also known as Ra2Wav) converted
RealAudio (.ra and .rm) files into WAV files. However, due to legal
issues, Streambox Ripper no longer converts RealAudio or any RealMedia
files.
Features
Converts MP3 files to WAV and Windows Media Audio (WMA)
Converts (rips) CD audio tracks to MP3, WAV and WMA
Support for MP3 tags
CDDB (online Compact Disc Database) support
CD track information window
Built-in 10 line equalizer and amplifier
Decodes WAV uncompressed, MP3, CD Digital Audio (built-in CD Ripper)
Encodes to MP3, WAV uncompressed, Windows Media Audio 4.0
Powerful "batch" mode for media producers. Ability to listen files in
"real time" before encoding.
