I've never tried this with Winamp, although I have the "pro"
version of that also. Usually, I can get this done with Windows
Media Player. If you put the CD containing the files into the
player Windows Media Player comes up (I'm assuming you have that set as
the default). One choice is to "rip files from CD".
If you pick that choice, it makes mp3 copies of the files and stores them
on your hard drive. However, you lose a small bit of sount quality
doing this. It depends on the bit rate at which the files are
copied. However, it's very minimal if you use a high bit
rate. I think the default rate is 128. On average stereo
sspeakers or ear buds, you'll probably not notice anything at all.
There is also supposed to be a way to change your MP3 files back to wav
format. I've only been able to do that once, and that was
accidentally. The advantage of MP3 files is that you can get a lot
more material on a CD, or SD card.
Kim Lingo
At 06:05 PM 5/16/2011, you wrote:
Hello list
members,
I am using WE 7.5 on a Windows XP pro system. I would like to know
how to make a mp3 audio file from a audio cd. I do have Windows
media player as well as Winamp. Thank you for your help.
George
