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- Rosoft Media Player 4.4.4 (Windows)
- Rosoft Engineering proudly presents Rosoft Media Player, a true media player that plays any file as long as you have the right ACM codec installed on your computer. Rosoft Media Player uses the MCI interface to decode files, and it is easy to use.
- Software downloads 2009-09-05
- Rosoft Audio Converter 4.4.2 (Windows)
- With this program you can encode fast speed, normal speed, and high quality. You can set the bit rate up to 320 kbps. You can chose to use VBR or non-VBR, but note that some hard ware (DVD, CD, MP3 Player) cannot read VBR. For example some DVD players can...
- Software downloads 2009-06-25
- Rosoft CD-Audio Extractor 4.4.1 (Windows)
- Rosoft CD Extractor Bronze Edition converts your audio CDs to WAV or MP3 files. You can select from a wide range of audio formats, record part of a track, and download information from FreeDB, the main database for audio CD information on the Net. As a bonus this download also...
- Software downloads 2009-06-17
- Rosoft Audio Recorder 4.4.2 (Windows)
- Rosoft Audio Recorder is a program for recording your old LPs, tapes, or any sound from your sound card. You can split tracks automatically or manually, and you can use the built-in timer. You also can record different WAV formats. This program also comes with Rosoft Audio Converter so you...
- Software downloads 2009-06-17
- Rosoft Audio Tools 4.4.1 (Windows)
- You can record and convert your audio files, play audio and video directly from a CD, and record from the sound card with this application, which features volume control for the audio recorder and status-bar information for the media player. Version 4.4.1 is a bug fixing release.
- Software downloads 2009-06-17
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