General Options for Rosoft CD Extractor

This is the form you are using when you want to set the options that affect all extract and play functions.

Filters to use when you play tracks

• Equalizer

Play with equalizer.

• Volume

Play with volume.

• Pitch

Play with pitch shift.

• Time Stretch

Slow down to half speed without pitch shift.

Where to save the recorded tracks

• Always save on exit

Rosoft CD Extractor saves the options when you exit the program.

• Ask if save on exit

Rosoft CD Extractor asks if you want to save the options when you exit the program.

• Directory to save wave files in

The directory the recorded files ends up in.

How to save the recorded tracks

• Add artist to file name

Add artist to file name you store when you record.

• Add title to file name

Add title to file name you store when you record.

• Add number to file name

Add number to file name you store when you record.

• In Folder

If one of or both check boxes is marked it means that you save the recorded the files in sub directories. For example if both In Folder are checked it means that the program creates the file in a sub directory as <Artist>\<Title>\<filename>.

• Remove first sec

When this option is on then program start reading at start position plus one sec. If this option is not checked the program starts reading at the position given by the track list

• Remove last sec

When this option is on then program stop reading at the length minus one sec. If this option is not checked the program stop reading at the position given by the track list

Options related to Compact Disc Digital Audio (CDDA) extraction.

• Device Type

The device driver used when ripping tracks.

• Normal Copy

The program reads the data from CD, then writes the data to the file. Some drives have problems to find the position where we must continue with reading, the allowed tolerantly is +/- 2 sec! If you have such a drive then you should not use this mode.

• Burst Copy

In this mode we try to write to the file while we read from the CD so we have a continued data stream and the drive must not search the position again.

• Jitter Correction

In this mode we try to synchronize the sectors between different reads from the device. This is useful if your drive can not find the positions correctly as described above (AKA Jitter Correction).

General buttons

• Buttons Save

Save options and closes the dialog.

• Cancel

Close the dialog without saving any data.

• Help

pen this help file.