cda files

[leco]

Is there a way of converting cd audio tracks to something that will play through a computer? I have some language CDs with lots of tracks but the classroom cd player is broken.

[RinSewand]

Rip with Windows Media Player? (apologies if I've misunderstood the question)

 

RwD

[leco]

Rip with Windows Media Player? (apologies if I've misunderstood the question)

 

RwD

 

How do I do that?

[RinSewand]

Insert CD, open media player, click the "copy from cd tab", tick the tracks you want to copy, and hit 'copy music'.

 

In tools you can pick what you want them saving as, where you want them putting, and how you want them naming (tools > options > copy music) As long as quality is above 128Kb you should be fine...

 

(This is media player 9 - It's what I've got to reference from, other versions are similar)

 

RwD

Edited September 29, 2009 by RinSewand
badly phrased...

[leco]

Insert CD, open media player, click the "copy from cd tab", tick the tracks you want to copy, and hit 'copy music'.

 

In tools you can pick what you want them saving as, where you want them putting, and how you want them naming (tools > options > copy music) As long as quality is above 128Kb you should be fine...

 

(This is media player 9 - It's what I've got to reference from, other versions are similar)

 

RwD

 

Tried to follow that - 'cept my version of Media Player doesn't seem to have a copy from CD tab

I've tried the Rip tab but it just keeps rejecting the CD - must be doing something wrong here. Sorry to be a pain.

[webman]

On Windows, I would use a free piece of software called CDex. As well as their main website, there's also another useful guide on how to use it.

[leco]

Thanks Guys - I've borrowed a CD player from the classroom next door for now they will have to share. I'll have a good look at it all tomorrow.