How to rip an Audio CD to Ogg Vorbis on Mac OS X using Music Man?

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Step 1: Insert an Audio CD into the CD drive. If it is playing, click the Stop button on the Play tab to stop it. (You can't rip a CD while it is playing.

Step 2: Click the Rip tab.



Step 3: To rip just some Tracks, select those tracks (shift or apple click to select multiple tracks), click the Rip drop down menu and select the menu item titled Selected To OGG.

To rip the entire CD, click the Rip drop down menu and select the menu item titled CD To OGG.



Step 4: Select the folder where the ripped Ogg Vorbis files should be stored and click the Save button.

OGG, short for Ogg Vorbis, is a fully open, non-proprietary, general-purpose format for storing compressed digital audio. Although OGG is relatively new, it is also royalty free, and because of this, it is widely expected that OGG will be quickly adopted by product developers and challenge the dominant positions enjoyed by MP3 and WMA.