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Phoenix introduces Maximum MP3 for music lovers

Johannesburg, 23 Feb 2005

Music lovers in SA will shortly have access to the PC industry`s most comprehensive music management software suite with the local release of Maximum MP3 by software re-publisher Phoenix Global Software.

Produced by German software maker Data Becker, Maximum MP3 gives users the ability to easily record, rip, edit, organise, encode, burn and play music in all popular formats.

Says Simon Campbell-Young, Phoenix CEO: "Maximum MP3 also gives access to an almost unlimited number of MP3s online, legally and for free. Users can also save Internet radio streams to the hard disk, with functionality to split the files automatically by the song names."

Dubbed Streamweaver, this unique function allows the recording of multiple radio streams directly as MP3 files with radio presets, automatic song recognition and splitting as well as black and white filters. Maximum MP3 provides cross conversion for all popular file formats, including WMA/WAV, MP3 and OGG Vorbis.

"Advanced functionality allows enthusiasts to bring their music collections into the digital world, as old vinyl records and cassettes can be converted to MP3, while songs can also be imported from protected audio CDs with line-in recording in real-time," continues Campbell-Young.

The software creates ID3 tags manually or automatically with various options and tools, and allows files to be renamed according to individually created templates or automatically.

Additional functions include:

* Create play list.

* MP3 and WAV Editor.

* MP3 player with shuffling, repeating, etc.

* Powerful search including formats and tag fields.

* Supports WAV, WMA and OGG Vorbis file format.

Pricing and availability

Maximum MP3 will be available from 1 March from Incredible Connection stores countrywide at a RRP of R199 including VAT.

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Phoenix Software

Phoenix Software is a software re-publishing business with offices in the UK, Australia and SA, and affiliate partnerships in South East Asia and the US. The company follows a software distribution model that allows for high quality products to reach consumers - both business and domestic users - at lower prices by locally reproducing and packaging software. This model allows for a streamlined supply chain that benefits every link - the distributor, the reseller and the end-user. Phoenix Software`s product range includes titles from vendors including Ulead Systems, Data Becker, Acronis, Webroot, Namo Webeditor, Pubcompany/Axelab , Software Imaging, Ahead Software, Manaccom and Data Prompt Technologies.

For more information about Phoenix Software and its range of titles, please go to www.phoenixsoftware.co.za or call Simon Campbell-Young on (021) 417 1385 or cell 083 300 3377 or the Johannesburg office on (011) 807 5162.

Editorial contacts

Rebecca Warsop
Warstreet Marketing
(011) 233 8908
rebeccaw@warstreet.co.za