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What you need is a ripper that can read "raw copy" info.

You want to read raw information.


mapi

"Scott S." <scott@yee.com> wrote in message
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| I have one of these CD's. Dylan's Greatest Hits Volume 3. I had never
| investigated it, but I decided to when I read your post. You are correct.
| The .CDA files are not visible when browsing the CD. Only the software
| program setup files are. But the CD does play in Windows Media Player, and
| on a standard CD audio player. But when I click on Play Music on the autorun
| menu, it opens its own CD player app. To play in WMP, I have to open WMP,
| then point it toward the CD drive. There are seven tracks on the CD, but the
| visual on WMP shows only five tracks.
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| I'll be damned if I can figure out. Where are those music files?
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| Scott, A+
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| "Brooks N Texas" <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote in message
| news:MPG.16a9350dd8a73325989abe@news-server.austin.rr.com...
| > Ok I've got my MP3 player out and my new Incubus "Morning View" cd.
| > I want to convert it to MP3 using my NERO software but I see no .cda
| > files or any other type of music files. To play this CD on a computer you
| > click on CDextra.exe in windows file manager, some funky player type
| > thing pops up that gives two options play music or video, when you click
| > on music the windows media player pops up. Sheesh, not like I'm stealing
| > it!
| > Brooks
| > --
| > Afraid of being bitten Von Helsing took a
| > crucifix from his pocket and held it between him and the vampire. "Es
| > vet dir gornisht helfen" replied the vampire. (Yiddish for "It wouldn't
| > help you")
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