Pyro Installation?

Hi,
 
Trying to install my legal, paid for Pyro to rip my new legal paid for Beatles 50th White album CD's to make some mp3's for my phone for easy playback. I don't have a CD plugged into my hi-fi system anymore and play them through my PS3 which involves turning on the TV and using a bunch of remote controls. Haven't bought a CD in years but had to have the Beatles White album with all the Beatles unplugged practice sessions and want to rip it. I have the serial number and the registration number for Pyro but it won't activate. I know Cakewalk is kinda gone but I was able to download it from the old Cakewalk site. Does anybody know how to get it to activate.
 
If I can't get it to work, is there a nice free ripper out there free of viruses and hidden links to ads? I already downloaded "FreeRIP MP3 Converter" which seems to work OK but I know there are lots of others, maybe better?
 
PS I was even able to join the band recording bass, el gtr, egg, keys, and vocals on a few trax and got to experience life as a Beatle, kinda. Got to get back to the next track mates.
 
Thanx, Frederick

I've used FreeRIP for years, and I've always been pleased with the results.

Thanx for the info. Kinda bummed out about the 5.1 bluray they made of the White Album. It was the only reason I bought this as I assumed they were gonna really separate the trax and put vocals on maybe right/front speaker and so on with other instruments and voice but on my Onkyo surround 7.1 system I'm not hearing much separation regardless of what surround setting I use. Anybody familiar with this new Beatles release? I wanna hear things as though I was sitting in the middle of the recordings just like Yoko!