Like a VCR For Digital Music? See What Others Think.

Still not sure if Audio Xtract is what you've been looking for? Check out what others have to say about it.

In The Press

Free for the listening - and legal

"The software will record multiple simultaneous streams, who really needs more? What we might need is Audio Xtract's scheduler, that will dial up a favorite channel at a set time every day. Remember those big WAVE files you recorded with OpD2d? Use Audio Xtract's conversion software to crunch them down into MP3 files. There's also an impressive suite of music editing tools to let you burn your recorded music onto standard audio CDs you can play in the car. You can even edit the sound files, remix them, or insert your own audio effects."

Boston Globe

Mining music from Web radio

"The software automatically scans the Internet and finds a large number of streaming radio broadcasts that can be played with a mouse click and recorded with a couple more taps.

The resulting files carry the name of the tune and can be set to include the ID3 tags that specify artist's name, album, playing length and other data about downloaded music. You can log on to a station, set the software to record and walk away while the computer fills with a wealth of MP3 files.

Users can perform these downloads on eight stations at once, thus sucking in huge numbers of tunes. There is a VCR-type feature that lets you schedule recordings at specific times--a real gem with stations that play entire albums in single sittings."

Chicago Tribune

Your Own Hit Parade on a Hard Drive, With MP3 files

"In the same way that people used to record their favorite songs from the radio on cassettes or their favorite TV shows with VCR's, they can new capture streaming audio from the Internet on a computer hard drive. A new piece of software called Audio Xtract is the key."

New York Times

...Audio Xtract is Great Fun to Use

"The problem with Internet radio, of course, is that you have to have the patience to search for the stations. And if you are the type who likes to record broadcasts, capturing those that come over the Internet can be a challenge. Both of those problems, however, pretty much go away with Audio Xtract."

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Audio Xtract Users

"This is a killer program! I just recorded 35 songs while I did my homework. . ."

Ginny T., Houston, TX

"When I ordered Audio Xtract, I wasn't sure I'd be able to get it working right since I'm not a techie. Well, all I can tell you is I have hundreds of new MP3s. . . this is so easy!"

Paul M., The Bronx, NY

"Thank you, thank you, thank you!"

Tracy K., Edina, MN

"In our dormitory, Kazaa and the others are strictly off limits. With Audio Xtract, there's no need to worry."

Matt R., Columbus, OH

"Audio Xtract really is like using a VCR, but for music. I pick a favorite station, record for a couple of hours while I run errands, and voilá. . . more great MP3s!"

Julie J., St. Simon's Island, GA

"Think about it. . . with Audio Xtract, I have a great collection of MP3s that cost me less than a penny a song! Now, when I buy CDs, it doesn't sting so much."

Ricardo L., Tampa, FL