[Editor’s note: The MPAA and most media companies argue that you can’t legally copy or convert commercial DVDs for any reason. We (and others) think that, if you own a DVD, you should be able to ...

Old DVDs are laying around your home and you would love to extract the audio from these discs, but the right tools are not in your possession. The question is, then, what does one do in a situation ...

I bought Neil Young & Crazy Horse's "new" CD/DVD combo Live at the Fillmore East today and was thinking it would be nice to be able to extract the audio off of the DVD in its fullest fidelity. It's 24 ...

Consumers looking to rip MP3s using Windows XP's media player will have to pay as much as $30 extra for the capability. As first reported by CNET News.com, Microsoft has changed its mind on MP3 ...

Most people no longer use CDs and DVDs due to the digital revolution. Folks want to have their music on their computer or mobile device, and a CD is no viable way to store audio content in today’s age ...

OK, so it will technically rip them, but at around 0.5x, which is unacceptable. I'm not really sure what information would be relevant to helping me with this issue, but I'll post a bunch of info here ...

Microsoft will provide the resources for ripping MP3 files in Windows XP after all. But there is a catch: consumers will pay extra for it. The Washington-based company on Monday will announce two ...

Okay, vinyl collector: What kind of person are you? Are you willing to accept that in order to transfer your LPs to the digital realm, you'll have to put forth a bit more effort than simply dropping a ...

Global recording industry organization IFPI has confirmed in a statement that popular audio ripping site Convert2MP3 is shutting down as part of a settlement from a 2017 lawsuit. Convert2MP3 allows ...

Microsoft will provide the resources for ripping MP3 files in Windows XP after all. But there is a catch: Consumers will pay extra for it. The change could help squelch criticism that Microsoft ...