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rigor -> Problems with audio protections (3/11/2003 11:44:14 AM)
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Hy everybody, I got a big question for all of you……..please help me because I can’t sleep at night.
I got this music cd called “Ballroom choice” (various artists) and I want to make a copy for my car.
On the box there is written “copy protected” with no specifications on which is the protection used. When I put the cd in my cd writer (traxdata cdr412Pro Scsi, old I know!) it keeps searching for tracks till system freezes. If I put it in my dvd/cd rom player it makes the same things except when I use the “post-it trick”.In this case it just shows the tracks as cda file, but if I double-click on them no sound comes out of the speaker. Recently I bought a notebook, and its player (dvd/cdrw) finds the tracks without post-it or other tricks, but it can’t play songs either. So, I tried with EAC in both PCs, but the result is that it seems to extract the songs saving them, but the PEAK LEVEL is 0.00%, and the songs are muted. No sound at all! Maybe I should use different programs but I read on this forum that you always suggest EAC, because it should be the best.
My question is: is there a way to extract these damn songs and save them as a .wav files? (Possibly without post-it or pen trick), and make them “listenable”.
Plese help me because this thing is taking all my free time and I got other things to do! (girlfriend…)
'bye
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