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Recent RipDigital press coverage. |
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 Slipped Disk Getting frustrated converting your CD collection to MP3's to listen to on your iPod? RipDigital's CD-to-P3 conversion service can simplify the process of upgrading to digital audio by doing it for you, saving weeks of work. |
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 Using iPod Savvy RipDigital (www.ripdigital.com), started offering its services nationwide late last year to convert music libraries to MP3. |
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How to Get Ripped RipDigital is the greatest thing since paying someone to do your laundry. |
RipDigital RipDigital will turn any music fan's CD collection into MP3 files. |
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 Are there any less painful and time-consuming ways to copy a CD collection to a PC? RipDigital, that will copy a user's CD collection onto DVDs in the MP3 format; the DVDs can then quickly be copied to a computer. |
 RipDigital is worth considering as a healthy part of your balanced music enjoying experience. It definitely makes music ownership less of a hassle. |
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Let'em Rip If the thought of ripping 10 years of your favorite tunes is overwhelming, RipDigital is a godsend. |
RipDigital If the thought of converting your CD collection into MP3 files gives you a headache,
look to RipDigital. Tracks are encoded at a high-fidelity bit rate of 224 Kbps and properly tagged with artist, track, and album data.
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Music on your hard drive made easy Maybe you're fed up with ripping CDs. If that's the case, and you still want to go digital, ripdigital.com will burn an entire CD collection for a dollar per disc. |
iPod Illiterate? If you'd rather
have someone else do the work... RipDigital will copy your CDs onto an MP3-packed data DVD. RipDigital charges you around $1 per CD, with lower rates for bulk orders. |
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RipDigital CD-ripping service
A lifetime of CDs has to get onto your computer somehow. How? RipDigital sends you shipping materials, you send them back your CDs, and they convert them to digital files that you can load onto your computer permanently.
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 In Tune Place an order online and then marvel at RipDigital's ability to rip, burn and organize your collection to digital perfection...money
well-spent.
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Let It Rip Sloth: a deadly sin, for sure. Now joining the ranks of enterprises hoping to indulge your lazy bum: RipDigital, an online service that converts your CD collection into an MP3 library. Hey, no one ever needs to know how truly good-for-nothing you are. Nor that you own the Miami Vice soundtrack. |
 Let them rip,
while you curl up with a book
The riches of the computer age include the much-hyped ability to create your own digital jukebox. But there's one small drawback -- making digital copies of your CD collection takes time. It's better to have someone else manage the drugery. RipDigital turns CD collections into high quality MP3 libararies and saves you time.
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A point-and-click solution to that nightmarish CD clutter.
Computer geeks and audiophiles have been transferring -- or "ripping" -- CDs for years and enjoying the simplicity, portability and compact storage space of music stored in MP3 files. But for the rest of us, enjoying those benefits has been hampered by the time-consuming task of ripping thousands of CDs, one at a time. Where some see frustration, others see business opportunity. "We did our market research," says Dick Adamkowski of New York's RipDigital, which launched in November 2003. "And we found that there are a lot of people out there who will spend money to save time, and some people who will spend time to save money. We're focusing on that first group." |
Let someone else turn your CD collection into MP3s
Feeding a CD collection into the computer disc by disc is pretty tedious. Now there's an easier way to "rip" music files from your CDs. New York-based RipDigital will turn them into MP3 files burned onto DVDs. If you're hell-bent on sharing your taste in music with the world through file-sharing networks like Kazaa, beware that RipDigital tags every file with your name, right where the Recording Industry Association of America can see it.
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Shortcut to the digital age You're too lazy, too busy, or still just too intimidated by technology -- three excuses why you haven't converted your entire CD collection into digital format. But now, you're all out of excuses. A company called RipDigital will do it for you for about $1 a cd.
- NY1, Channel 24 Houston, Capital 9 News Albany
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RipDigital
For the past ten years, we've been buying our music on compact discs. Now what are we supposed to do with all those tunes, just throw them out? I think not. Introducing RipDigital, a new online music conversion company. The question, "Who ripped one?" has never sounded so sweet.
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Pay Service Turns CDs Into MP3s
RipDigital is another sign that music is steadily going digital...
For about a dollar a disc, RipDigital converts entire CD collections
to MP3 files, all nicely organized by artist and album. Instead
of downloading MP3s from file-trading networks and ripping them
to CDs, customers are more interested in converting their CD archives
into MP3s. |
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Dirty Work Unfortunately, there is no easy way to get all
of your CDs ripped to MP3 - you can only stare at a computer status
bar for so long before going mad. Well, fret no longer. A new
company called RipDigital has created a service through which
you can have your entire CD collection converted to MP3 files
at the same time.
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Rip and roll
If A represents your complete music collection on CD, and B
is the amount of time it takes to cover one CD into a digital MP3
file, then A x B = one long- ass project. We suggest letting the
pros at NYC - based RipDigital do your dirty work. |
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converts your CD music tracks to MP3
Ripping one CD to your hard drive doesn't take much time or effort,
but turning every music track in your CD collection into an MP3
can take a million years. You can pay a buck to download the tracks
you want from a legit online music service, or you can put your
money to better use by having someone else convert the tracks you
own to MP3. On today's "Call for Help" I'll show you a service called
RipDigital. |
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The downside of digital
music
Having a device that can store the music on the hundreds of CDs
that you own is all very well but at some point you have to turn
all those shiny discs into ones and zeros. And for some people that
could take a long, long time... But the steady growth of digital
music is bringing about services such as RipDigital which will convert
CDs to MP3s for a little over a dollar per disc... RipDigital even
sends packing materials so that customers can package CDs for despatch
to the company. |
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transforms CDs into MP3s
Don't have time (or the tech know-how) to turn your collection of
CDs into an easy-to-access MP3 library? RipDigital will do the heavy
lifting for you. |
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 Somone
Else Can Rip
Santa Delivered many iPod and MP3 players in his travels, but many
of the folks who received these fancy new gizmos are either too
lazy or too technically unsavvy to rip their entire CD collection
to the computer. Enter RipDigital, a company that caters to the
technologically impaired and idle music lover by converting CD libraries
into MP3 libraries. |
RIP IT FOR ME With the digital music age well upon us,
RipDigital is targeting music listeners who have large CD libraries
but haven't yet taken that step to convert their favorite songs
into bits and bytes.
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 This
Company Will Rip Your CDs for You
The hang-up in collecting digital music has always been CD conversion...
When I had to do it, I needed a month of Sundays to get through
my 100-disc collection... As if swinging in on a rope, RipDigital
arrived at the end of 2003 to save the day and take all that laborious
CD-ripping from our hands. |
Try Attention lazybones and luddites: get ready to rip'n
roll. If converting your CD collection to a digital format for use
on an MP3 player isn't your idea of a good time, Manhattan-based
RipDigital can rip the files for you - for about $1 a CD. |
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