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An excellent utility for ripping your cd music collection to digital mp3 files as efficiently as possible is Audiograbber. With the click of one button, your cd will be converted to mp3 files, automatically named by any combination of artist, song, album, that you desire, and it even looks up that information for you. You can convert your music collection to mp3 digital audio for your portable digital music player with Audiograbber.== acquisition ==== settings ==Other settings you will want to observe are:* Settings -> General Settings -> Directory to store files in* Settings -> General Settings -> Naming Tab - Check the box named "Advanced" for the ability to highly customize the name and directory structure of the mp3 file output. A recommended set of parameters to put in the "Advanced" box is: %0- %2\%0- %4== usage ==1. Launch Audiograbber. The interface panel will be empty if there is no audio CD currently inserted in your CD drive.2. Insert an audio CD. Once it is detected, a list of tracks is displayed with the duration and filesize alongside each entry.3. Click the Freedb option on the main toolbar (an icon of a penguin). This performs a lookup of the tracks based on the number, size and duration. If a match is found, then you will be prompted to automatically apply the track data to the files in the list.4. Click Grab! to begin ripping the tracks. This process may take a few minutes, but no longer. The progress of each ripped track is shown in the main panel.