Add-In Update: My Movies to Include CD Ripping

By on October 25, 2008 in Add-ins & Apps, Windows Home Server

Brian Binnerup’s My Movies for Windows Home Server is still in its beta phase, and it looks like Brian is still adding new features to the add-in as it nears release.

Version 1.0.0.7 will come with new CD ripping facilities, enabling you to take music from your CDs and convert it to a digital file format.

At this point, we’re waiting to hear what will be provided in the way of file tagging and metadata management.

With multiple software and hardware based CD ripping applications now available for Windows Home Server, it certainly looks like the platform is increasingly well placed for media management as well as storage.

[Thanks to Ryan for the tip]

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  • http://www.mymovies.dk Brian Binnerup

    I can give the details.

    Compared to RipNAS, My Movies is what you can consider a “light weight” CD ripper, both in feature and cost comparison. The plan here is to create a CD ripper with just the features needed for 95% of the users, and nothing more.

    The current beta will have:

    MP3 (Lame) Encoding.
    WAV copying.

    And, it will feature meta-data from FreeDB.org.

    Before the final release, WMV and WMV lossless will be added, and Flac perhaps, depending on user requests.

    While FreeDB.org meta-data is likely enough for most users, we are looking into commercial DB options, but that will require an addtional subscription.

    Regards,

    Brian

  • http://www.texashomeserver.com ben

    Oh, for many reasons, please include flac.

  • cyberke

    I just installed it, once again a great piece of splendid programming work. :) I really like it!

    Nic

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