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Article #96Re: MP3 Geeks, how do I rip this kind of CD?
From: Scott S.
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 04:13
Date: Sat, 12 Jan 2002 04:13
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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. I'll be damned if I can figure out. Where are those music files? Scott, A+ "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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