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**prh99** · 03-29-2007, 05:36 PM

Well, APE is Monkey's Lossless audio, you could use something like dBPowerAmp with Blade MP3 codec (which is free unlike the one that comes with dBPowerAmp) and the Monkey's Audio codec.

Cue the index part of an image, they usually accompany a .bin file which contains the actual CD data, if it's an audio CD image you can burn it to a disc or mount it with virtual drive software like Daemon Tools and rip it to MP3 like you would any other CD. It could also be a BPM Studio cue point file, in which case I believe the format is proprietary, and I am not aware of any converters for it other than BPMStudio which doesn't appear to be cheap.

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prh99 Head Staff Join Date: Aug 2005 Posts: 1,586 Images: 3 Points: 81.06 Bank: 2,191,088.08 Total Points: 2,191,169.14 Donate	Well, APE is Monkey's Lossless audio, you could use something like dBPowerAmp with Blade MP3 codec (which is free unlike the one that comes with dBPowerAmp) and the Monkey's Audio codec. Cue the index part of an image, they usually accompany a .bin file which contains the actual CD data, if it's an audio CD image you can burn it to a disc or mount it with virtual drive software like Daemon Tools and rip it to MP3 like you would any other CD. It could also be a BPM Studio cue point file, in which case I believe the format is proprietary, and I am not aware of any converters for it other than BPMStudio which doesn't appear to be cheap. Last edited by prh99 : 03-29-2007 at 05:42 PM.