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Copying CDROM music CD's to music library as mp3

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Is there any way to copy a music cd to my mp3 music library?  I have a CDRom and a DVD player.  
 
You have to changed the cd format to mp3, their are many programs out their that can do this.&nbsp;&nbsp;There is one from <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> the real jukebox is half decent and should work with DVD cd's<br><br> <p>moses<br><a href=mailto:tmoses@iname.com>tmoses@iname.com</a><br><a href= my site</a><br>"In the beginning there was HTML, and it was good"<br>
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Audio catalyst works really well. <br><br>The steps to creating mp3s from your music cd go like this:<br>1) you need to &quot;rip&quot; the audio tracks to your harddrive in a .wav format. There are a number of programs that will do this such as audiograbber.<br>2)you need to compress the .wav files to .mp3 using an mp3 encoder such as xings.<br><br>Or you can bypass&nbsp;&nbsp;this process and use a program like Audio catalyst or programs similar to this. You can go to <A HREF=" TARGET="_new"> and do a search on mp3 encoding and you should find a whole slue of them. Be sure to get one that says it can rip and encode.<br><br>Good luck.... <p>Troy Williams B.Eng.<br><a href=mailto:fenris@hotmail.com>fenris@hotmail.com</a><br><a href= > </a><br>
 
You can also use DartPro, it does it on the fly.<br>Clive<br> <p>Clive<br><a href=mailto:clive@digitalsky.co.za>clive@digitalsky.co.za</a><br><a href= > </a><br>I assemble and sell these things.
 
Thanx guys.&nbsp;&nbsp;I downloaded Audiograbber and am now trying to learn to use it.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks again!
 
Use Real Jukebox. I tried AudioCatalyst, Xing's software and AudioGrabber. RJ is the only one that let's you do entire cds, and it's the fastest. A new version just came out. It archives, encodes, plays and can make play lists. It really is a very decent, very free program. And it's set up so any idiot can use it.
 
Audio Catylst does entire cds! AC is Xings encoder and Audiograbber!
 
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