How Do I Rip MP3 Files from MP3 Discs to Media Player?

Discussion in 'Windows Media Player' started by Mike, Jun 13, 2007.

  1. Mike

    Mike Guest

    Does anyone know if it is possible to rip Mp3 files from a set of MP3 compact
    discs into Windows Media Player and then sync them with my digital audio
    player or iPod?

    If this is possible, can it be done with Windows Media Player 10, or would I
    need version 11?

    Much thanks for any help!

    Mike
     
    Mike, Jun 13, 2007
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  2. Mike

    Mike Poz [MSFT] Guest

    Since the disc already contains MP3 files, there is no "ripping" needed.
    Simply open the disc in Windows Explorer and copy them to your desired
    location.

    After that do whatever is necessary to get them into your favorite music
    player application and you should be all set to sync.

    Remember to remove the CD containing the MP3 files after you do the file
    copy so that your system doesn't get confused about which files to add to the
    library.
     
    Mike Poz [MSFT], Jun 13, 2007
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    Mike Guest

    Thanks Mike!

     
    Mike, Jun 13, 2007
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