CD Ripping Service DMP3 Review

Jan 19 2005, 8:56am EST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Live Digitally reviews the CD ripping and iPod/iTunes library configuration service dmp3. Very interesting service for people with tons of CDs and better things todo than digitizing music all day, best thing its quite affordable.

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"We put the dmp3 team through its paces and performed a hands-on test of their CD ripping service. We had them rip a collection of 200 CDs, load an iTunes library, prep a novice user, and ready an iPod, with great results."
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