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Thread started 01/17/07 11:31pm

CinisterCee

OmG Copy Protected CD actually scrambled my rip of ONE SONG

OK really does the RIAA want to take away the longtime romantic musical tradition of the mixtape. lol

Shit... it wants to rip it to .wma format ONLY... what if I wanna put this shit on my iPod.

I bought this CD!
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Reply #1 posted 01/17/07 11:37pm

SenseOfDoubt

you could try the tool Exact Audio Copy. I am not sure, but maybe it helps.
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Reply #2 posted 01/17/07 11:39pm

CinisterCee

SenseOfDoubt said:

you could try the tool Exact Audio Copy. I am not sure, but maybe it helps.


YEAHHHH highfive That's the program I was trying to remember! biggrin

Thank ya smile
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Reply #3 posted 01/18/07 12:03am

CinisterCee

ok well the download site seems to be down for exact audio copy.

ykno on my old computer i would have just recorded the "Wave Out" (even though its a downgrade).
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Reply #4 posted 01/18/07 12:36am

CinisterCee

Even, EAC didn't work. pout Poo.
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Reply #5 posted 01/18/07 2:31am

PANDURITO

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I had that problem with iTunes until I selected the "Use error correction when reading Audio CDs" checkbox

smile
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Reply #6 posted 01/18/07 2:51am

CinisterCee

PANDURITO said:

I had that problem with iTunes until I selected the "Use error correction when reading Audio CDs" checkbox

smile



The net result was one song did not make it to the mixtape (EMI got their way).

I wasn't using iTunes, but I'll try it next time, Pandurito.
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Reply #7 posted 01/18/07 3:18am

SenseOfDoubt

Do you have any clue which kind of copy protection it is? Cactus Datashield 200/300? Try to figure it out, I think CloneCD could do the job (but I do not know if that is still developed). Anyway, Alcohol 120% maybe a good choice, too.
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Reply #8 posted 01/18/07 6:59am

novabrkr

Do a digital/analog/digital -conversion if it's not too much work. Record it with a multitrack/sampler program.

Of course it wasn't too much work back in the day when all we had to make copies of records with was the tape deck. Now most people can't get over the idea of actually having to wait for the album to copy - of course you could be just listening to the album anyway at the same time. But damnit, too complex!
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Reply #9 posted 01/18/07 7:03am

Tom

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If you are running Windows, make sure you disable "Autoplay" on all of your CD/DVD drives. Some of these copy protection schemes they are putting on CDs rely on Autoplay to install themselves silently. If it's disabled, they cannot install on your system.
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Reply #10 posted 01/18/07 7:38am

SenseOfDoubt

novabrkr said:

Do a digital/analog/digital -conversion if it's not too much work. Record it with a multitrack/sampler program.

Of course it wasn't too much work back in the day when all we had to make copies of records with was the tape deck. Now most people can't get over the idea of actually having to wait for the album to copy - of course you could be just listening to the album anyway at the same time. But damnit, too complex!


yeah but given a "not so good" equipment/ports (take my laptop for example...), the results can be less than delightful. confused
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Reply #11 posted 01/18/07 7:51am

novabrkr

SenseOfDoubt said:

yeah but given a "not so good" equipment/ports (take my laptop for example...), the results can be less than delightful. confused


smile

I always forget that. I haven't had a bad audiocard since... uhm, since Commodore 64.
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Reply #12 posted 01/18/07 11:13am

theodore

CinisterCee said:

OK really does the RIAA want to take away the longtime romantic musical tradition of the mixtape. lol

Shit... it wants to rip it to .wma format ONLY... what if I wanna put this shit on my iPod.

I bought this CD!

eye know what U mean. eye haven't been able 2 listen 2 Alicia Keys Unplugged in more than a year. Blah, it's not a good record anyway.
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Reply #13 posted 01/18/07 11:16am

CinisterCee

Tom said:

If you are running Windows, make sure you disable "Autoplay" on all of your CD/DVD drives. Some of these copy protection schemes they are putting on CDs rely on Autoplay to install themselves silently. If it's disabled, they cannot install on your system.


I read this in another forum, but I already installed the legit (.WMA ONLY, UP TO 3 COPIES) ripping program provided on the CD. confused
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