Windows XP Copying CD's

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darkangel

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This is just a very quick question and hopefully has a very quick answer. What programs do you all use to copy your cd's on to your computer?

Thanks
 
On to the PC... i only tend to do it off the PC,

Anyway, for off the PC, i use Sonic Reccord now, it proberly works the other way (on to the PC)
 
WMP is so slow compared to "DB Power AMP".

think it's quad that swares by this app and he's right to do so!

J
 
christopherpostill said:
To rip stuff, WMP 10

To burn, Nero.
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To rip stuff, Exact Audio Copy (nothing on the ploanet is more accurate except Plextools Professional with Plextor drives, those who do not use Plextor drives must use EAC (Exact Audio Copy). I have for the last few years always recommended EAC and nothing else. (Flops and Mucks know that)

To burn, Nero (no doubt, my favourite as well)

If Flops/Mucks see this post, expect something interesting from them ;)
 
Quadophile said:
If Flops/Mucks see this post, expect something interesting from them ;)
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Well, usually, yes, but Mucks and I have already responded. Darkangel asked for a short answer, so replied as requested.

I do use EAC, it is the best, but it takes so damn long ;)

And Mucks - Cut & Paste? Hehe, just try cramming them cda files into an mp3 player ;)
 
floppybootstomp said:
I do use EAC, it is the best, but it takes so damn long ;)
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Yes I am aware of the fact that you and Mucks have responded (since I went through the whole thread before responding) but what I meant was the interesting bit which I quote above, and that is what i was looking for. :D
 
And Mucks - Cut & Paste? Hehe, just try cramming them cda files into an mp3 player
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Well, actually, I should have said "Drag-n-drop", but what the heck ... as we are expanding on "how we do it" I must admit to being a bit green on the subject. I don't have an MP3 player (computer excluded).

I used to use a program I bought for Nettie so that she could 'copy' her LP/Tape collection, Audio Lab 2004, alas I found some Spyware assosiated with it.

I now use WMP 10 ... I was very surprised it 'just works' as I realy don't have much in the way of MP3s and it was only 3 days ago actually used the function.

:D
 
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