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In article <dmL%7.40$6n1.15763@news20>, tony@nowhere.nu says...
> In austin.general Brooks N Texas <brookstexas@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > 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!
> 
> Nero doesn't rip as far as I know. You need some ripping software.
> My personal favorite is Audiograbber. <http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net>
> Yes, that URL is right. It is very fast and has all the features most
> people need. And all for only $20. Such a deal. Nice thing about it is
> you can run 2 copies if you have 2 CD-ROMs and set it to rip from the
> second drive after it's done with the first. Makes for less swapping of
> CDs.
> 
> After you rip them using it, then you can transfer to your favorite
> MP3 player.
> 
> tony
> 
> 
NERO does rip, I've done it. The problem is with NERO or Adaptec etc you 
have to "select" the files you wish to convert.  This CD has something 
built in that prevents the files from being seen and ripped. All you get 
is a Macromedia Flash player that the allows you to select vid or music. 
Once you select it then opens another player of IT'S choice for you to 
play the songs with.
BT
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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")