CD Blaster is a powerful and easy to use CD Burner and CD Ripper in one program.

With CD Blaster you can easily extract CD tracks from audio CD as well as record CD from music files. You can create standard Audio CD that can be played in regular CD players as well as MP3 data CD that can be played in portable MP3 players and DVD players.

CD Blaster supports popular audio formats (mp3, Ogg Vorbis, wav, wma), can get CD disc information from freedb, has a built-in audio player and other great features.

Rip your favorite CD tracks to MP3, burn them on one disk, so you can enjoy your most favorite CD tracks without changing discs!

Just try CD Blaster today!

New in version 1.5
- Now support CD to WMA format directly!
- Support getting CD disc information from freedb!

New in version 1.2
- change MP3 encoder settings (VBR/CBR, Stereo/Joint Stero, etc)
- delete 2-second silence gap at the end of track
- import Winamp and Sonique playlists

Why do you need it?

With CD Blaster you can easily extract CD tracks from audio CD as well as record CD from music files. You can create standard Audio CD that can be played in regular CD players as well as MP3 data CD that can be played in portable MP3 players and DVD players. Now you can convert and record all of your music files onto CD so that you can listen to your favorite music in the car or with regular CD player. Or you can do just the opposite ¡ª convert your bulky CD collection into mp3/wav/ogg collection right on your hard-drive.
If you use your CD-RW for the sole purpose of ripping and burning CDs, you have just found the right tool.

We recommend that you download CD Blaster and experience the powerful capabilities of this software.

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Just insert audio CD and the CD Blaster will automatically bring up the actual content of this CD. Select tracks you want to extract. Save extracted tracks in compressed (.mp3, .ogg OggVorbis) or uncompressed (.wav) formats. Best of all, when compressing, the program does not create intermediary wav file, which speeds up the whole process.
Built-in CD Player allows you to listen to any track to make sure you are recording the song you need.

1. rip tracks from audio CDs
2. supports popular audio formats (wma, wav, mp3 and Ogg Vorbis)
3. compress to mp3 or ogg files on-the-fly (without create intermediary wav file)
4. get disc information from freedb.org
5. built-in CD player
6. automatic recognition of CD-ROM drives
7. automatic detection of CD presence in CD-ROM.
8. determine whether inserted CD is audio, data or mix

* Burn Your Music Files onto Audio CDs:

With CD Blaster you can easy record your own CD. You can create standard Audio CD that can be played in regular CD players as well as MP3 data CD that can be played in portable MP3 players and DVD players.

Features:
1. burn audio CD from mp3, wav, wma or ogg files.
2. burn MP3 based data CD
3. built-in music player
4. automatic recognition of CD-R/RW drives
5. burn mp3 files on-the-fly (without create intermediary wav file)
6. automatic recognition CD-R/RW media play time (74 min, 80 min)
7. add music files to CD layout using "Drag&Drop" technology
8. supports CD-RW media, including erasing
9. automatic calculates play time
10. automatic detection CD-R/RW maximum write speed
11. recording speed choice
12. supports test write mode
13. supports burn-proof mode

I can't extract audio tracks! CD Blaster don't show my CD-ROM drive(s).
- Some ASPI registry settings are wrong. You can try this Fix.

Why do CD Blaster require the user to have administrative rights under NT/2000/XP for CD Recording?
- CD Blaster use the SPTI (SCSI PASS-THROUGH INTERFACE) which requires administrative rights to run properly for CD and CDR drives. SPTI is native to these NT based systems.

I'm a registered user. Where I can find the latest registered version?
- The latest version will always be on this website. Just download it, uninstall the old CD Blaster and install the new version. The newly downloaded version will automatically become registered when it detects that you are a registered user.