- Platform: Windows 98 / 2000 / Me / 95
- Media: CD-ROM
- Item Quantity: 1
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MP3 Wizard 3.0 is a fast and easy way to download and swap music files, convert them to audio, and burn them directly to CD with one simple interface. The software supports all popular audio file formats, including MP3, WMA, WAV, MID, and CDA. Rip from favorite CDs for encoding, archiving, or creating custom mixes. Also play your MP3s with the free MP3 player. Other features include the ability to seamlessly crossfade between songs with a mixing function, add in effects like echo, reverb, flanger, and normalizing, and edit numerous songs at once using batch process editing. Even create MP3s with a free trial version of MP3 Encoder.
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29 of 29 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Disappointed...,
This review is from: MP3 Wizard 3.0 (CD-ROM)
When it comes to ripping CDs into MP3 files, I'm a nut about getting the best sound quality possible. My old MusicMatch program only went up to 160kps, so I was hoping to find a cheap program that would enable me to create MP3 files in the 200 range or above.
MP3 Wizard IS NOT IT. There were no reviews for the MP3 Wizard, and I was a little hesitant to order it. But since Data Becker's MP3 Editor blew me away (EXCELLENT product!), I thought their Wizard would be up to the task. I received the box in the mail earlier this week, opened it up and found a lone CD-ROM. No manuals, no flyers, no nothing, just a CD in a paper sleeve. I thought that was odd. I installed the software, and woah... it is the most UN-user-friendly program I've ever seen! I guess the programmers tried so hard to make it look "hi-tech" and glossy they didn't realize how confusing it was. I consider myself a very computer literate person, but I was struggling for almost two afternoons trying to figure the MP3 Wizard out. And when I opened up the help menu, some of the words were in a different language (German?), which totally threw me off. But the main instructions were indeed in English. Salvation? Nope. The help menu didn't help me anyway. So now I have an open software product sitting on my desk that I wish I could return, but I know I'm stuck with. Anybody know any good programs to rip CDs into 200-and-above-range MP3 files? Because MP3 Wizard is not it. 2006 UPDATE: For anybody wanting to rip EXCELLENT quality MP3's (using a LAME encoder), check out the latest version of CDex... and it's free!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Don't Bother,
By A Customer
This review is from: MP3 Wizard 3.0 (CD-ROM)
A big waste of ... The most confusing and frunstrating interface and software program I've come across in a long time. Run, don't walk to look for other alternatives!
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Sad waste of 19.99,
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This review is from: MP3 Wizard 3.0 (CD-ROM)
Of the things it claims to do, I couldn't find one that I couldn't download FAR superior as freeware.
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