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windows player


Question Posted Saturday February 4 2006, 5:16 pm

how do i download CDs to my comp so i can make playlists using windows player????

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TheOldOne answered Saturday February 4 2006, 5:40 pm:
Switch is a free set of audio programs that include a good ripping program.

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You might also try CDex, which is also free and works well.

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Download and install either program, insert a CD into your CD-ROM drive, and run the program. It's all very straightforward.

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rq-sx32 answered Saturday February 4 2006, 5:39 pm:
put a CD in your drive and open windows media player if it isn't already open - go to the rip tab - make sure all the songs you want are selected (they'll have a tick next to them)and go to rip music (in the top right). the songs should then appear in your library

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