Hi. Try a program called CDEX. it is about a thousand times easier.
It's an older program but it still works like a champ, even in Windows 7
and 10.
you can get it at
http://cdex.mu/
It is 100% accessible with Window-eyes. One important thing to note is
that all tracks on a cd are selected by default, so if you arrow up and
down in the list of tracks, and you want to rip the entire cd, you'll
need to close, and then re-open the program for it to work propperly. To
extracta cd track into mp3, hit f9. you can adjust the different
options with the f4 key.
You can even select the type of encoder used. This determines the file
format. You can rip into mp3, uncompressed wav, flac, and a number of
other formats. Give it a shot.
On 12/25/2016 11:38 PM, Kim Lingo via Talk wrote:
I’ve been trying to convert a CD to mp3 format using Windows media player
that comes with Windows 7. I’m finding it a good bit more difficult than it
was with XP. Does anyone have any ideas?
Kim Lingo
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