When I pullup music from a storebought music CD it brings the tracks up as Napster files. How do I change tha?
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Right-click on the track, go to properties, then click the "change" button, next choose a recommended player from the list that pops up in the next window, click ok, now the tracks should open up with the new player you have chosen. :)\n\nOr, just right-click on the cdrom, then choose "open with", and select a different player that way. :)
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it has something to do with folders-or you could just leave the songs as mp3's and burn them on to a disc that way
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limewire\nitunes\nthe "illegal copying of the cd that belongs to the library and then returning it while u have a copy or it is in your comp." method
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iTunes should allow you to import music from cd into your iTunes.\nWith the cd in your drive select import from with iTunes\nCopy Controlled cds should only stop you from burning the cd to another cd.
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A simple but time consuming way is to burn it to a CD and them import the MP3, but you generally lose the ID tags when you do so, unless you're burning a full CD.  But for singles it can be a pain in the ass.
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you can just change the file extension and poof...Is that what you mean?\n\nmyfile.xml --> myfile.mp3
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when you download a song to itunes it turns automaticly to mpg3 you need to pop in a blank cd and click the bottom on the top right on the itunes twice and let it copy and it will copy a regular format and you can play the cd anywhare. if it don't work then i don't know what is rong witth your computer. (do not drag songs on the cd it will make a mpg3 format mpg3 format is poor)
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well, im not sure if this is ur problem, but if you go to, on the toolbar at the top,  Tools, then Options,  then, in the pop-up window go to Saving, (its the first one). The first and main option will be Save Directory. Browse for a folder that u can easily find and want to keep your music in, i.e. My Music, or My Documents.\n\nFrom now on, once your music finishes downloading, it will automatically appear in that folder.\n\nGood Luck!
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make shure you dont need any software from wallmart to play it, i know with napster that napster needs to be installed in order for the song to play in wmp9, outher than that see if the site/software has the ability to redownload the song or the license. outherwis you'll have to call them again
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so it should, its illegal and its plagueing the music industry at the moment. use Itunes or go to your local cd store
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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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There is software out here that can do it I cant recall the site that offered a version of the type of software. But if you goto a major PC store that sells hardware & software they should have the software on the shelves.  Or you could search the net or P2P sites for some form of Ripper software.  I just checked on google using the phrase "78's & lp's to cd" one link is below..hope that points you in the right direction..or buty a record player & connect it to your PC then just copy them off haha\nHope that helps good luck
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right if i think what you are trying to do is, you have saved music off of a browser and saved as: then you cant , it is automatically turned into a digi code that cannot be read. If you want music just go to limewire and do it that way , much easier.
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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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Pick out the tracks you really like and put them on playlists...then delete the rest of the s**t and start fresh
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Try Bearshare.  It's a program much like Napster used to be.  I love it.  All the downloads are free.  Make sure you turn off your file sharing though so others can't download from you.  That's what the authorities track to catch pirates (or music sharers).  Go to Bearshare.com and scroll down, looking at the left side of the page and click on the link that has Bearshare 5.2.0 and indicates that it's the sponsored version.  That's the free download.  Good luck!
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Hi There\n\nI have listed two sources for converting these files, both are free. The 3rd source do a simple search and you will get lots of programs but you would have to purchase them. To explain each .dat .cda and AAC format would bore you, they are just ways to compress music. The important thing is the links below to the software allow you to switch, change, store, convert and play each of them.