I'd also like to thank BreakFree for allowing me to add webword to my site.

Search Engines MP3-PowerSearch Mp3Site.com Chaos MP3 Mircx's MP3 Search OmniSearch Vyper's MP3 Search Players (Homepages) Winamp 1.9 Sonique WinPlay 2.3 Nad Player 0.90 pre-beta 4 Denial MP3 Player Unreal Player Max 1.04 MPlay 0.96b MAPlay 1.A RAMPlayer 2.0 Jet-Audio 2.71 XAudio Rippers (Homepages) CD Copy 3.802 WinDAC 1.4 AudioGrabber 1.01 CDDA32 1.0 CD2WAV 1.0i Disc At Once 3.3 CDDA32 0.9 CD Worx Encoders (Homepages) L3Enc 2.72 WAV2MP3 1.06 Producer Professional 1.1 MpegEnc Yunasoft Encoder XindMPEG Encoder MP3 Links Dimension Music BreakFree How to encode MP3s dmusic.ml.org The MP3 Asylum MP3-O-Holic Mpeg3.com Layer3 Software Page Asmith.com Stevo's MP3z MP3.com K's MP3's MP3 Benchmark

#################################### All the search engines listed on the right are equally good, although some do return some non-MP3 results. I strongly recommend the HENRIK.ORG and Mircx engines. I normally turn up more hits when I use them. The obvious choice for a player is Winamp. It has features such as continuous playback, a playlist editor, a 10 band graphic equalizer and much more, too much to list here. WinPlay has a rather boring interface. It doesnt support playlists nor does it have an equalizer. I DON'T recommend it. I now hate NAD, the interface frustrated me, it got boring. The unreal player, however, is pretty sweet. It has a rather interesting interface and very clean sound. Sonique is supposedly supposed to rock, but it's not due for release for a while. I honestly haven't had time to try the rest of the players. I'm sure they all have both their good and bad qualities, but still Winamp is THE premiere choice of MP3 players. My personal choice for a ripper is WinDAC. It's simple to use, very straight-forward and has a great interface. CD Copy is a fairly good program with a nice, easy to use interface. The only other ripper I've tested personally is CDDA32. It's a nice program, but definitely does not meet the standards set by WinDAC. I haven't personally tried any of the encoders listed here, simply because I have no need to. I use MPlifier. It's lightning fast but has a frequency cut off of 16 Mhz, as opposed to most other encoders 20Mhz. Unfortunately the author of MPlifier was forced to take down his site. He did, after all, use Xing's engine without they're permission. If you can still find MPlifier somewhere, get it, it'll be well worth it. I'll try to provide you with only the best and most permanent links out there. I strongly recommend visiting Dimension Music (I'm sure you have already) and MP3.com. The Outer Limits is gone. I just tried the link...and I got a 404 not found. Don't know much about the future of this site. www.mp3.co.uk is gone as well. According to the page, It'll be up later this year. Subscribe to the Dimension Music. MP3 Mailing List "" View My Guestbook Sign My Guestbook "" This page was last updated on April 9th at 2:37 p.m. and is maintained by O.J. Send me E-Mail This page is best viewed with a screen resolution of 800 x 600 ALL material expressed on t his page is MINE. All HTML code was written by ME and under NO circumstances can anyone use this code without MY written permission. If you copy this code I WILL find you and take whatever actions necessary towards you. Thank you, have a nice day.