Not that I can see, or I'm blind. I see no way to just copy the contents of
a music disc in it's original file format to the computer or to burn a disc
from a cd of music. Maybe I'm just tired..it's been a long week.
Bob
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> Doesn't Windows Media Player do this?
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> "Bob" <luna5nospam@earthlink.net> a écrit dans le message de
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>> This may be a really basic question to some people...
>> In the past I've always used Nero to burn cds to play in my car and it's
>> been very simple. The Nero version I had needed to be uninstalled from
>> my computer so I could upgrade to Vista Ultimate so Nero is history. I
>> want to put together a cd of songs from various cds and cannot see a way
>> to just copy the music to a cd without Vista converting the song files
>> into a format that will not play in my car. I don't want to "rip" the
>> song files...just copy them and don't see a way to do it without buying a
>> new version of Nero or other burning software. Vista help has all kinds
>> of info on burning cd's and dvd's but nothing about copying the files in
>> their original format. Is this by design due to "copyright" stuff or am
>> I missing something really basic in my attempt to do this?
>> Thanks,
>> Bob
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