| Subject: | Converting audio CDs to .wav format |
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| From: | Jeremy Minns <> |
| Date: | Fri, 07 Mar 2003 06:36:13 -0300 |
I'm off on a trip to Amazonia soon and am preparing playback tapes using my own and commercial recordings. Previously I have always managed to play audio CDs on the computer and record the sound as a .wav file using Cool Edit. Since then I've changed O/S and added a digital sound card and this doesn't work any more for some mysterious reason. I've managed a fix by playing the CD with one sound card and recording it on the second via a cable from the headphone outlet on my speakers to the line-in socket but this is very clumsy. I've read here about 'ripping' CDs to the computer hard disk. What simple and cheap software is available for PCs? Jeremy ________________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________ |
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