Thanks to everyone! I ended up using Windows Media Player -- Bloody Microsoft!:-) -- but I definately want to check out the others for future reference.
Thanks again! Chuck --- In [email protected], Alli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > The easiest way is to use the free Windows Media Player (that comes with > Windows) or the equally free iTunes, and have them rip the cd to mp3. > You'll have to change the default settings on both, but they do it just > fine. > > ltrelanel wrote: > > It's been a long time since I bought a CD and I think I'm having a > > brain block or a senior moment, but my wife bought a CD that she would > > like to convert to MP3s and put on her SD card to play on the Real > > Player that came with her 650, and my Roxio CD creator doesn't seem to > > want to do this. Is there an easy way to do this? Does Digital Rights > > Management block me from doing this? How are people doing this now? > > > > Thanks in advance to the group, > > > > Chuck >
