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Download JukeBox Tools for windows
Download shareware,.00 version of JukeBox Tools
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JukeBox Tools, Shareware,$30.00
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File's size: 4 MB
Operation system: Win95/Win98/Windows2000/WinME/WinNT 4.x/WinXP
Licence: Shareware,$30.00
Rating: 5
Views/Downloads: 397/20
Operation system: Win95/Win98/Windows2000/WinME/WinNT 4.x/WinXP
Licence: Shareware,$30.00
Rating: 5
Views/Downloads: 397/20
6 stand alone programs included: ASPI Rip - Rip CD, Encode files to MP3 or Ogg also records inputs plus tags and renames files. Audio Editor- Record LP's or Tapes,Visual audio editor and auto file splitter that finds gaps and splits files.. Auto Rec - automated recorder for LP and Cassette ripping and or gap less recordings. JukeBox Decoder- Decode MP3 / Ogg / WMA to Wave with many options or Play MP3 / OGG / WMA files in full featured player, full featured ID3 Tagging and file naming, album file creation to join MP3 files, 1 octave 10 Band Equalizer, and loads more functions. Analog Rip - alternative to ASPI ripping just in case. CD ini editor - edit cd player.ini file, merge and delete entries, lookup batch of CD's at freedb.org in one connection and store info locally. Suite of 6 programs provides a wide range of functions without all being in one huge program. All programs interact with each other.