BaseHead Inc. announced its Ripper named Injector for OS X.
Injector is a SFX CD Ripper with library TAB files already included from the major suppliers of sound effect CDs. Plus, a user can add his own also to the collection and rip them to multiple file formats with sample rate conversions. Individual tracks can also be Ripped.
What make this application different from other SFX Rippers, according to BaseHead, is the Injecting mode that lets users inject broadcast wave data into existing files on your hard drive. So if you ripped your CD’s years ago and don’t want to re-rip them.
Injector will match up the TAB file with the files on your hard drive and tag them with the BWAV Descriptions and change the file names as if they were ripped today with full renaming options.
OS Supported:
Pricing & Availability
Price $199 without a CmStick or $249 with one.
It’s available now, with a demo on the website: www.baseheadinc.com.
What make this application different from other SFX Rippers, according to BaseHead, is the Injecting mode that lets users inject broadcast wave data into existing files on your hard drive. So if you ripped your CD’s years ago and don’t want to re-rip them.
Injector will match up the TAB file with the files on your hard drive and tag them with the BWAV Descriptions and change the file names as if they were ripped today with full renaming options.
OS Supported:
- OSX 10.5 or higher
- Windows 7, Vista and XP with .NET 3.0 Components Installed
Pricing & Availability
Price $199 without a CmStick or $249 with one.
It’s available now, with a demo on the website: www.baseheadinc.com.
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