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CDex Tutorial #9 : Rip Partial CD Tracks

by Don Walker
February 29, 2004

In this tutorial we will help you rip only part of a CD track to your hard drive as a WAV or an MP3 file. I am not sure if I would ever use this feature, but it is part of CDex so lets give it a try.

1. Select a track in the CDex main window and the select the "Convert" menu and then select "Extract partial CD track" option (Short-Cut key F10).

2. You will get the below dialog box. Let's look at the options we have here.
Output Type - Allows us to choose between a WAV file or an MP3 file.
Start and Stop Position - Allows us set the area of the track that we want to rip.
Note that I have set the start position at 1:10 and the stop position at 1:50. This should give us a 40 second total length recording. That is confirmed by the "Total recording time" call out at the bottom of the dialog.

3. The message window below will be displayed while the track is being built.

4. Your WAV or MP3 partial song track will be placed in your "My Music" folder (C:\My Music). That concludes this lesson so now go back to the CDex Main Page and select the next lesson.


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