How do I copy CD (music) to my PC hard drive?
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Windows Media player will do it automatically every time in senses a new audio CD entered.  There's a tab called "Rip" right there next to now playing and library at the top of the player.  It's pretty self explanitory to rip one album from that tab.  \nTo set your system to rip automatically every time a new CD is inserted, open your Windows Media Player full screen and go under the tools menu to the option menu.  That window will have a tab called "Rip Music" which will have a place to create or change the folder your music is stored too on top and at the bottom is a bullet box that allows you to automatically rip and eject a new cd every time one is inserted.  This will save you alot of time when you're copying your collection on to a new system.
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I hope  I can Help you. You didnt explain whether which OS are u using in ur system.If you are using Windows XP You just need to topy the songs and paste it into the cdicon.Later when u put a blank CD you can write that CD  by clicking the link : Write these files to CD.\n        And Sorry .I cant help u if u dont have Xp with u.
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do you mean rip the music onto your computer, burn the music onto another CD, or remove a song from a CD that you just burned? \n\nYou cannot remove music from the actual CD, btw. Once it's there it's there for good. Try getting a new blank CD
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you will need to have a cd burner... if you have one then put the cd in the computer then open the cd from my computer and click and drg the folder from it's current position to the blank cd folder that you opened in my computer, then right on the foler and select burn to cd
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Download yahoo music engine. it is pretty easy you just open a playlist and copy and paste or drag the music files into the list. Then burn the playlist to cd.
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put disk in drive and if the folder hasnt automatically opened up, go to my computer and double click on X (x being the CD drive) Drag the files or folder onto the desktop and save it where you want on your PC from there...I recommend that you get yourself a USB flash drive, it's as easy to use as a floppy disk yet more reliable...
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Well to copy music cd directly, you have to make sure your not breaking any copyright laws. Most music albums today are protected by anti-piracy laws. \n\nMusic match and Nero work best as well as the latest Windows Media player.\n\nHow do I copy my music CD to my computer? \n\nPlace the audio CD into the CD-ROM\nStart Windows Media Player and select "Copy from CD" from the menu on the left. \nOnce Media Player has updated the artists and track titles, select "Copy Music" from the top menu.
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Copy them from the CD to your computer.
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Well if you have Windows Media Player this is easy. Open the player and go to "Burn a CD" then open the folder containing music and drag and drop the files onto the media player playlist, then when you're done click burn.\n\nIf you don't, you can easily go download iTunes, which is mroe simpler and I use it all the time. Make a new playlist, drag and drop the files onto the playlist from a folder, then in the top right theres a big button that says "burn to a CD" and then you'll click it and again to confirm and it will start spinning and the top will show the progress.\nI find that iTunes works much faster and is easier to sue than WMP.\n\nIf you don't have either or don't want to get them you can simply open your music folder, open My Computer, then go to the CD burner drive, and just drag and drop them into that folder, then on the left there should be an option to burn to the CD, so Just click that.
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Copy the CD with the data onto the hard drive, then open the program you use to burn CDs (Nero is a good one) and drag the data to the list.  Then follow the burn program's software guide to complete the burn process.
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simply use windows explorer and copy the files from the cd to the hard drive in any location or folder
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You need to copy not the contents but an "image" of the original cd.\nA freeware program like "burn4free" will do this. D/load from\nhttp://www.burn4free.com/\n\nHowever if you dont want to do the above, you can just copy the original cd contents to another CD..there is always a "setup" file which if, when you explore the CD contents, you click on this file, it will install all the contents automatically....the trick is to recognise the main set-up/install file when you see it as sometimes there are more than one setup files on the CD.\nHope this helps
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The easiest way that I know of is to burn a CD with those songs on it, then import the CD into Music Match. I believe that everything else that you try will not work because license information will be attached to the file.
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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.
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after inserting the audio cd into cd rom , run window media player\n9 or install jet audio software\nand go to option copy audio cd wizard from record option\nand set save file extantion as waw &mp3 format so like this \nu can save audio cd to hdd
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-copy the folder you want to burn\n-put 1 empty cd into cd drive\n-open my computer and double click the CD-RW icon\n-after you open it, right click and choose paste\n-on you left, there is a menu; 'write these files to cd'\n-click it and you are done
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You will have use "Create Data CD" option when you start to create your "media" CD. The music you copy cannot be CD tracks if they need to co-exist on a media dist with other files (pictures, etc) Music in MP3 or MIDI format for example can co-exist with pictures or any other data files.