Convert CD to Digital
with MEDIAFIX

There are several ways to convert CDs to digital. If you prefer to do it yourself, you can use free programs like fre:ac (available for Windows, Mac and Linux) or Exact Audio Copy (EAC). With them, you can rip audio tracks from your CDs and save them as digital files. This method may seem the best solution at first glance. However, it can be time-consuming and doesn’t guarantee the best results.

If you’re looking for an easier solution, MEDIAFIX offers a professional CD conversion service. This is the best solution, especially if you want to digitise your entire CD collection. You just have to pack up your CDs, send them to us and we’ll take care of the rest. You’ll get your digital files back on a USB stick and as digital files on Dropbox.

There are several companies in the UK which are specialised in converting CDs to digital formats. MEDIAFIX is one of the most experienced. With over 12 years of experience in digitising old media, they offer a professional CD to digital conversion service that takes your needs into account. It doesn’t matter if your CDs contain photos, voice recordings or videos, MEDIAFIX converts them to digital files and saves them on a USB stick.

Together with your USB stick, you have the option to get a direct download link to your digitised files as well.

At MEDIAFIX you can convert CDs to digital starting at £7.19. Here’s a detailed overview of our pricing for CD and DVD conversions:

Yes, once your CD has been converted to digital, you can edit the files using editing software. For example, MP3 files can be trimmed, have the volume adjusted or have sound effects added. MP4 files can be cut and improved with video editors. For your JPG files, you can adjust brightness and contrast or crop them.

The best way to convert CDs to digital depends on your needs and the investment you want to make in time and money. We recommend using a high-quality service like MEDIAFIX. MEDIAFIX can convert audio CDs, photo CDs and video CDs to digital formats.

You can also use DIY methods, but you’ll need to follow some technical steps first, and you may be disappointed with the quality. For this reason, it’s best to use a professional CD to digital service.

The best way to store your files, independently of their format (MP3, MP4, JPG), is to create a backup. We recommend using a combination of external storage, like hard disks or USB sticks, and cloud storage like Google Drive or Dropbox. This way, you’re sure you have multiple copies of your files and you won’t lose them.

To convert a CD to your computer, you need a CD/DVD drive and a program that can rip or copy the files. You’ll need to connect the external CD drive to your computer through the USB port. After your computer has recognised it, insert the CD, open the program, choose the output format and specify the destination.

If you just have one CD to digitise, it’s an easy option. However, if you have many of them, it can be a time-consuming process, since only one CD at a time can be digitised. For this reason, it’s much better to use a professional CD conversion service like MEDIAFIX.