This desktop system holds up to 250 discs. You can stack all the discs in the input tray. The system automatically converts all the discs to the audio format of choice, creating the data base that makes it easy to find and play your discs from your computer or MP3 player.

It takes about 7 minutes to convert a 70 minute audio CD (depending on PC).

Software is also available to extract and rip computer data discs to your computer's hard drive. Place a stack of CD or DVD discs on the stack and the system transfers the data to your hard drive automatically. The data is kept in the same file and folder format that's on the CD or DVD disc.

Features:

• MP3 Encoding (64 » 320 kbps)
  
• WMA and FLAC lossless Encoding supported
• USB connection to your computer
• Batch Ripping System
• Audio ripping and data ripping
• Uses FreeDB for ID3 tag and writes ID3 tags into audio files it creates
  
• Constant and Varible Bit Rate Options
  
• WMA Lossless Encoding (5 formats)
  
• FreeDB Online CD Database Integration (see the small print below*)
• Up to 250 disc capacity
  
  

* Suggested minimum system:

• PC with Windows 2000™ SP4 or Windows XP™
• 1.5 ghz or higher
  
• 256 mb RAM
  
• Hard drive space (6 to 30 gb for each cycle)
  
• Available USB connection
  
• An Internet connection
  

*The small print
Kintronics supports the intellectual property rights of recording artists and the copyright protection. We are opposed to the illegal sharing of copyrighted digital media files. Keep in mind the your digital library is yours and yours alone. It is illegal to give your files to another person or to share them over a network. Please use your digital music library responsibly.

FreeDB, is free, and it does a good job of adding most album and song titles (don't expect album artwork), and don't complain if the database doesn't have some of your obscure titles.