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MoFoQ -> Audio CD Copy Protection (2/9/2002 4:39:07 AM)

Unfortunately, don't know what they were thinking but they made them incompatible for all my CD players (including the CD deck, the car stereo, DVD player, etc.) and all I want to do is be able to put the on my MD so I thought I can try to rip it....

nope.

I've tried CloneCD, Nero, isobuster, DDump, Easy CD-DA, Exact Audio, etc. They all can't do it. And I've tried 4 different drives:
Yamaha CRW2100E and CRW2100N, Pioneer DVD303S, and a Toshiba CD-ROM drive.

Any suggestions?




john -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/9/2002 7:18:09 AM)

Try EAC 0.9beta2..It should be able to rip the CD

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MoFoQ -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/9/2002 4:09:28 PM)

Already tried them as I stated in my previous post.
It says that it's unable to match the read command, though
it works fine on other CDs.




john -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/9/2002 7:27:14 PM)

In that case use other reader

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Matthew -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/10/2002 6:28:14 AM)

If EAC has the drive read command as "autodetect read command", then put a NORMAL CD in and hit "Autodetect read command now".

Once set, it may deal better with the unusual ones!

Most drives seem to end up with MMC1 as the read command.






MoFoQ -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/12/2002 3:33:46 PM)

Matthew: already did with another CD and I get that error.

And other programs hang.
Easy CD-DA extractor fails (it doesn't hang).
Isobuster hangs
CDRWin doesn't like the multisession so it fails
Nero fails
CloneCD says the drive isn't supported even though it works fine with everything else.





Lord Optik -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/23/2002 10:31:15 AM)

same here, i can not burn more fast and the furious in my setup at all :(

lite on 24x10x40

and i can't play it in my clarion auto pc :( what a waste of 16.99 :( this sucks

i've tried everything nothing works so far i've tried all the programs that i've seen listed here and clone cd made an exact copy of it "rolls eyes" but it still has its copy protection so no good there




MoFoQ -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (2/28/2002 1:29:12 AM)

oh? what settings did u use with good ol' clony?




Tremo -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (3/9/2002 9:31:21 PM)

If the Cd is using the CDS protection, only a few CDRs can read it. Some of the Plextors and some of the NECs. The Liteys cannot rip a Cactus protected disk.






hjs -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (3/26/2002 1:46:42 AM)

Liteon can't do Cactus!

For the reading of audio cd's with copy protection i suggest you try www.Feurio.de I know GameCopyFreak (of cdfreaks) once wrote a tutorial about copying audio cd's but i can only find the dutch version and i don't think you will understand ;)



R00KIE -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (3/30/2002 9:55:46 AM)

this is a long shot but have you tried the alternate CDFS.VXD ? for some protections (i can't remember wich one(s)) it work fine that the protection was gone

R00KIE



eddie_boi -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (5/29/2002 10:12:19 AM)

Hey,

I have managed to rip all the files off of the J to tha L-O remix album. I am pretty sure that it was protected with Key2audio. I am running XP Professional and this is how I did it.

I put the CD in and it takes a bit longer to detect. When it does start up Windows Media PLayer pops up but nothing happens. When i explore the cd contents and try to play the cda tracks individually I get some error message. So I left the CD in (the cd must be left in all the time) and I did a sysytem restore to an earlier date. Once that that was sone I then undid the restore so my computer went back to its original settings. Once that was done I opened "My Computer" and double-clicked the drive with the audio CD in it. And guess what, the cd played like normal and I was able to rip the songs using the facility in media player. But once the CD was re-inserted it went back to normal and nothing happened. I tried it before with clonecd etc to no success. I have tried the alternative method on several occasions and it has worked everytime. How the hell it works I don't know but I don't care. It works!

Hope it works 4 u

Eddie Boi




arcus -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (6/2/2002 8:06:36 PM)

Try with any plextor cd-rw, you can try with the plex-124ts or plex-1210s, it`s best units.




BigAlz1 -> RE: Audio CD Copy Protection (6/19/2002 11:06:40 PM)

quote:

and I did a sysytem restore to an earlier date.




I do not doubt you did this and that it worked, but I am boggled by the logic of the whole thing. It's not like it is a timed out exe. Do you have any clue as to why that trick worked?

Don't get me wrong, I have no intrest in doing it. Just want to know how the heck restoring your OS bypasses a copy protection on an audio CD.

Someone help me with this so I can sleep tonight.




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