
Grim Ripper
Published by The Grim Ripper Developers
Create audio files from CDs
Highlights
- Extracts the tracks of an audio CD into files on disk.
- Concerned with ripping rather than library management or playback.
- Assumes a Linux system with an optical drive; no other platform is listed.
- Distributed under GPL-2.0-only by The Grim Ripper Developers.
About this application
Grim Ripper reads audio compact discs and turns their contents into files on disk. The task is the familiar one of ripping: the disc is read track by track, and the result is a set of audio files that can be kept in a local collection instead of playing from the physical medium each time.
Its scope is narrow. The entry describes CD extraction rather than general media management or playback, and lists Linux as the platform, so the assumed setup is an optical drive attached to a Linux machine; users of other operating systems will not find a build here. The project is credited to The Grim Ripper Developers and licensed GPL-2.0-only.
Which output formats and encoders it offers, and whether it consults any track-name database, are not stated in the information at hand. Those points should be confirmed in the project's own documentation.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub eu.grimripper.grimripper
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