Tim,
Try this below posted by David Whitehead:
1, place cd into drive close drawer,
Music should start to play, if windows media is your default player.
2, ctrl+s=stop,
3, ctrl+1=library,
Now I up arrow until I hear;
Playlist opened,
4, I now tab until I hear;
The name of the cd, and the tracks,
So, I make sure that all the track are not selected, Now, I arrow and check
the track or tracks I wish to rip, Note if you want to rip the whole CD, do
nothing, Go to next step
5, I now press ctrl+3, and tab and enter on the rip button.
Hope this helps.
Jorge
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