Somebody wrote: > > > easy - play it on a CD player with a digital out and route > > that into a > > > DAT with digital inputs. The remainder of the process is > > left as an > > > exercise for the reader ;) > >
Someone else responded: > > Wrong. The CD players that would put out a digital signal > > are the same ones that wont play these corrupted discs, > > precisely because the digital information on the disc is corrupted. > > > To which someone else replied: >I've seen nothing about -that- mentioned in this thread or any urls >posted. You're saying that the CD player on my rack won't play these >discs? If you have a stand-alone CD player that has a digital output (some stand-alone CD-R machines do), it should play the protected cd fine, but if your only CD with access to a digital out is in your computer, you're screwed. Reggie Bautista _________________________________________________________________ MSN Photos is the easiest way to share and print your photos: http://photos.msn.com/support/worldwide.aspx
