CDDA Home Page

CDDA is a DOS PC based utility that allows the user to extract digitally perfect copies of samples from audio CDs. It also allows the user to extract MPEG streams from CDi Digital Video CDs, and VideoCDs, and XA frames from CD-XA CDs. Version 1.7 now supports SCSI drives with ASPI drivers, ATAPI drives with ATASPI drivers, ATAPI drives with ASPI drivers under Win95/98, ATAPI drives with native mode drivers, and most other drives through the MSCDEX drivers.

DAC Home Page

Digital Audio Copy (WinDAC) is an audio utility that allows you to copy audio tracks from CDs. This data can be saved in WAV files. You can kill zero-samples at the beginning and end of the converted file, use all recognized CD-ROM drives simultaneously, copy selected tracks in different WAV files, and display information to all tracks. WinDAC gives you full drive control (like eject and play), shows main drive states, and copies selected sectors of the CD. You can execute a script after copying a track and then compress audio data directly using the Windows audio compression manager