Will

What program are you using to copy the CD? I suggest using a free "ripping"
program like Audiograbber or Exact Audio Copy to extract each track as a wav
file, then burn those wav files to a new CD using Nero or Easy CD Creator. 
Thats how I get around copy protection and remove annoying "extras" like
videos
or programs that try to run whenever I load the CD in my PC.


Billy


>> Ladies and gentlemen...
>> 
>> Quick question for the lot of you.  I finally finished my contribution
>to SOTT 18 and settled in to make copies of my disc...only to find that,
>somehow, the mix disc that I made is copy-protected.  I don't entirely
>understand this.  I could see if a disc from which I was taking a song
>to include on the disc was copy-protected, but how can it be that I've
>successfully made the disc...and now I can't make a copy of the copy? 
>I've made a lot of mix discs on this stereo-component CD recorder, and I
>made copies of my SOTT 17 disc without incident...but this is the first
>time I've come across this problem.  In the meantime, I'm making copies
>of the disc one at a time, using the original source material each
>time...but you can imagine how long that's going to take.  Can anyone
>assist me with this issue...?
>> 
>> Latah,
>> 
>> WiLL
>> 
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