I need to circumvent Copy Protection on an audio CD for legal purposes. How can I rip a protected CD to MP3?
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Legal puposes LOL. I think Clone CD works, but am not sure 100%
1050069
You can use bittorrent...takes awhile but you can download the whole cd at once. Or You can use someone else's cd..rip it to your computer..
230588
The short answer is, you don't.\n\n\nHowever.....\n\nIf you legally own the file with a permanent license, you can use a program called "Tunebite" to turn it into an unprotected MP3, which will play just about anywhere.  It doesn't break the encryption, but instead plays the song through your computer and RERECORDS the song.
1091907
rip the cd... and burn it to a new cd with nero or windows media
964833
try a program called DVD 43....its on the net.. search for it and download it...this will remove any copy protection on your audio files...once you have converted send it to a file site...Myfilehut  works for storage....then redownload the file from your storage site to your myspace page and voila.....also...Nero is great for encoding music files ....good luck
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You need a MP3 Ripper to rip music from CD...\nGet free MP3 Music Ripper from: http://www.mgshareware.com/frmmain.shtml\n\nAlso, while uploading your songs to online storage...do check out the policies of the service provider as most oppose such uploads of copyrighted material!\nIf you are trying to upload them to a webhosting server, then definitely check them for file size & file extension support restrictions...\nEnjoy!
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If it is on a DVD, the recording is already digital.  Getting content off of a CD or DVD is called "ripping" and yes, it is possible, but what tools you will need to use will depend upon whether and how the DVD is copyright-protected.\n\nThere are lots of free, open-source, tools for DVD ripping that can be found at sourceforge.net (see link below), but they are mostly for the Linux OS and, as far as I can tell, not specifically meant for ripping copyright-protected DVDs.  I could be wrong, however, so feel free to browse through the list (just search for "DVD ripper").\n\nIf you do a Google search for the same subject, there is no shortage of proprietary non-free software tools for DVD ripping, including ones that claim to be able to bypass any copyright protection scheme.\n\nI hope that this helps!
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You need to provide more info. If you are downloading MP3s they won't play on a standard CD player unless you convert the MP3s to standard CD audio format.
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bitcomet.com  download the program then you will dowload the entire CD.  if you dont want all of the tracks, then uncheck the ones you dont want to dowload.  its really really easy.
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Itunes will convert unprotected WMA files into either MP3 or AAC so you can then transfer them to an ipod.  Anything protected with DRM (digital rights Management) is not going to work.  At the worst case you could burn the songs to an audio CD and then re-read them into Itunes
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You can record (Rip) from cd audio with Windows Media Player to MP3 format.\nLearn how to use it in WMP help (F1).\n\nkapice ?
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Windows media player 9.x series or later can do the job, you open the mp3 and choose the burn audio cd option then it will get your mp3 songs to the cd with an cda format, use a cd-r instead of cd-rw if you intend to play on more players.
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You don't convert MP3's to CDA. The .CDA files you see in explorer are phantom files. They are not really there. They are just shortcuts that Windows creates so you can play tracks easier from Windows.\n\nIf you want to make an audio CD, you just need to use a CD-burning program like Roxio, Nero, Sonic...etc  They all should be able to burn MP3's to an Audio CD.
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Do you need to convert the mp3 files to CDA files for a music cd.\n\nUse Nero for this...
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You can better use a cd ripping software which can easily rip the cda files to mp3 or any format you like.\nThe best Cd ripping software I use is the Windows Media Player 10.\nIt has an In - built facility to ripp cds and also lets you choose the formats like .wma .mp3 .m3u .mp4 etc.\nYou can just download it from the Microsofts website as it is free to download. Or wait for few months as MS is going to release its new version of Windows Media Player and that is Version 11 with more of the advance features.
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Try using a program like Audacity.  http://audacity.sourceforge.net  It will allow you to import the music file, manipulate it, and export it as an ogg vorbis, wave, or mp3 format that can then be burnt to cd.  Watch out though, if you're doing an mp3 that is already too large to fit onto a CD and you plan on modifying it, no matter what program you use to edit it, when you open a file that large, its guaranteed to eat some of your hard drive and ram during the editing process.  Just something to watch out for.
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You can't download music to a CD.  Music can be downloaded to your computer hard drive, and then played by any number of audio players....or burned to a CD for use elsewhere.