The only file formats that Media Player rips to are 4 Windows Media
variations, mp3 and .wav none of which will play on my car cd player. When
you click rip what you get is a copy of the song that's been converted to a
..wma file by default not a copy of the .cda file. The cd audio files are
..cda and are not even visible in Windows from what I can tell. If I try and
do a regular file copy of one of the tracks all I get is a 44 byte .cda file
that does not play. . I'll have to buy a copy of Nero 7 apparently to do
this.
Thanks,
Bob
"BobC" <rmc2k@acworthcablenetdotnet> wrote in message
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> "Bob" <luna5nospam@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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>> 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
>> "Robert Firth" <webmaster@winvistainfo.org> wrote in message
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>>> Doesn't Windows Media Player do this?
>
> In media player,to copy a music cd to the "player" click on RIP; copies
> the music cd in its' original form.
> There is also BURN in media player ,which burns files to disk.
> I know the "Rip" function works ,as I copied several music cd's to the
> player yesterday.
> Worth a try.
> Luck