CD to MP3 conversion service

MP3 Conversion Made Easy

Why do I need a CD to MP3 conversion service?
If you have 100 or more CDs, it will take a very long time to sit down and rip them all. It is tedious, time consuming and boring work. And then your music might be disorganized to boot unless you are diligent about tagging and organizing. Chances are very good you haven’t finished your CD conversion project because it is just overwhelming to think about it. That’s why you need a CD to MP3 conversion service like Ripshark – we do all the hard converting and tagging work for you.

MP3 conversion made easy
CD to MP3 conversion (CD ripping) is the most common type of digital music format, but many people like AAC and FLAC formats, too. Without getting too far into the pros and cons of the different setting affecting quality, size of the file, and the encoding bitrate, let’s discuss your situation to find out what’s best for you. Our goal is to make your MP3 conversion project real easy.

Convert to MP3 and FLAC

“Why convert to MP3 and FLAC?” is a common question we hear from customers. For some people, it is the right solution for their MP3 conversion project because they need both the high fidelity, lossless quality of a FLAC file and the universal usefulness of a MP3 file. By getting both formats, they get the best of both when looking for the right CD converter. Ripshark discounts the price of the second format, so it costs less to get MP3 conversion along with FLAC archives.

The lossless FLAC archive option ensures you will never have to rip your CDs again. No matter what digital music formats are needed in the years to come, your FLAC archive can readily convert to MP3 or any other format en masse. And when you rip your CDs to MP3, you can listen to your digital music everywhere including iPods, your car (recent models), or any other digital music player.

So get both formats done while you are thinking about it.

Convert To MP3

Convert to MP3, but don’t throw those CDs away. The shutdown of MegaUpload brings to focus the importance of owning your physical media. Rip CDs – yes, but don’t throw away all those old CDs. Those discs are proof you have fair use rights to the content. Imagine those unfortunate people who uploaded their legal music to MegaUpload, tossed their old discs and now what? Someday, all of us will store everything up in the cloud and this issue – based on copyright law – will haunt us.