[vip_students] Re: copying cd's
- From: "tonysweeney" <tonysweeney1@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 Jan 2008 23:14:04 -0000
Hi Joan Ann,
The only copying software I have is Nero.
One of my new resolutions I intend to keep, [smile] is to get to grips with
PC audio!
All mini or other tutorials on the subject I welcome.
Thank you to all those who have submitted material in that regard.
I am actually going to dust off the ould Perkins and braille them out!
How retro!! [smile]!
All the best,
Tony Sweeney.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Joan Ann Brosnan" <kerrygirl18@xxxxxxxxx>
To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 7:53 PM
Subject: [vip_students] Re: copying cd's
> Hi Tony
> Windows Media player will open automatically at step 17.
> I am almost certain that, despite you having other players installed,
Media
> player will still be used to write files using the CD writing wizard
unless,
> you have other CD writing software on the computer.
> Joan Ann.
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "tonysweeney" <tonysweeney1@xxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Wednesday, January 23, 2008 5:17 PM
> Subject: [vip_students] Re: copying cd's
>
>
> > Hi Paul & Joan Ann,
> >
> > Now I'm probably just being a little woolly this wet and miserable
> > Wednesday
> > in January but only just one or two questions please.
> >
> > The tutorial is wonderful to have and well put together but could you
let
> > me
> > know at what point media player opens or needs to be open?
> >
> > I have two other players installed so how can I be sure that it is media
> > player that opens for me?
> >
> > Many thanks.
> >
> > All the best,
> >
> > Tony Sweeney. an----- Original Message -----
> > From: "Paul Traynor" <paul.traynor@xxxxxxx>
> > To: <vip_students@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> > Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 9:55 AM
> > Subject: [vip_students] Re: copying cd's
> >
> >
> >> Hi Susan,
> >>
> >> Below are a couple of articles which you can read that maybe will prove
> >> useful to you and which were posted to our list here some time back.
One
> >> deals with copying files from a CD to your hard drive and then you can
> >> transfer them to something like a pen drive etc for portability. The
> >> other
> >> article which was submitted by Joan Ann Brossnan and is excellent in
that
> > it
> >> tells you how to use windows media player 10 to cpy and produce an
audio
> > CD.
> >>
> >> (Article 1)
> >>
> >> I suggest the first thing you need to do is download a little program
> > called
> >> "CDex1.07"
> >> from
> >> the web. I have pasted in the direct download below and by direct
> >> download
> > I
> >> mean that when you paste it into your internet browser and hit the
enter
> > key
> >> the file should begin to download shortly afterwards. It may ask you if
> > you
> >> wish to "save or run it". Tab to the run button and press the enter key
> > and
> >> after it has finished downloading itself to your computer it will begin
> >> to
> >> install, asking you a few simple questions which you will just mostly
> > answer
> >> "next" too. http://www.whitestick.co.uk/progs/cdex170beta2.exe
> >> Now after this program has been installed you need to place in the CD
> > drive
> >> of your computer the audio CD you wish to copy tracks from.
> >> Tip: In order to stop the CD auto loading after you insert it into the
CD
> >> drive, just press and hold down the "shift key" for about 20 seconds
> >> after
> >> you close the door of the CD drive. Next, follow the below instructions
> >> to
> >> copy tracks from your CD to the computer. Step 1. Go into the programs
> > menu
> >> and arrow down to CDex 1.7 then right arrow and press the enter key on
> >> the
> >> icon called "CDEX. Step 2. Wait for a few moments and CDex will open up
> > and
> >> will have a list of all the tracks which are contained on your CD. Step
> >> 3.
> >> You can select all of the tracks by pressing keys "control + letter A",
> >> or
> >> you can select some of the tracks using the "control key held down and
> > down
> >> arrowing through the list, hitting the spacebar on any track you wish
to
> >> have copied.
> >> Note: It is important to hold down the "control key" while you are
doing
> >> this process. Step 4. After you have selected all or some of the tracks
> > and
> >> you want to begin the copy process, just press "F9" and CDex will begin
> >> copying the tracks into a folder on your computer. The location of the
> > files
> >> will be in the following folder; My documents/my music/MP3/No artist/No
> >> title. Here you will find the songs you copied which will now be in
"MP3
> >> format".
> >> This makes them easier to carry around on say a pen drive or MP3
player.
> >> Hope this helps.
> >>
> >> Link to the CDex program is:
> >>
> >> http://gosoftware.org/cdex/cdex_170b2_enu.exe
> >>
> >> Note: When you go to the link above you may hear a little bleep sound.
> > This
> >> is internet explorer warning you that you have to tell it if you
really
> >> want to download this program. To do this with the file or any file you
> > are
> >> downloading from the web where you get this warning sound
> >>
> >> 1. Press the keystrokes: "left alt + N".
> >> 2. a menu will pop up and the first choice in it is to "download file".
> >> 3. Press enter on this coice and shortly after the file should begin to
> >> download.
> >>
> >> (Article 2, submitted by "Joan Ann Brossnan")
> >>
> >> Using windows Media Player 10 to copy music.
> >>
> >> name it something like, files to burn.
> >> This folder can be created in My Documents, or wherever you want to
have
> > it.
> >> 2. Now, select a group of files that you want to make into an audio cd,
> > and
> >> copy them to the folder you just created.
> >> 3. Once copying is complete, close the folder, and highlight it, then
> > press
> >> alt + enter to open the properties of that folder.
> >> 4. When the properties dialogue opens, route Jaws to Pc, and then start
> >> reading upward one line at a time. You should come to the point where
the
> >> size of the folder is given.
> >> 5. If the size of the folder is less than 650mb, you may add files up
to
> >> that number. If the size is larger than 650mb, you will need to remove
> > some
> >> files until the size is 650mb, or a little less.
> >> Note: While it is possible to burn a slightly larger compilation than
> > 650mb,
> >> I wouldn't recommend doing this with Media Player, since it is not as
> >> advanced as other burning software.
> >> 6. Once you have achieved the proper size, it is time to start the burn
> >> process. Close the properties of the folder, and then open the folder.
> >> 7. Press control + A, to select all files in the folder, and copy them
to
> >> the clipboard.
> >> 8. Now, go to My Computer, and select your cd burner, and press enter
to
> >> open it.
> >> 9. When the burner opens, Jaws will say, list view, zero items. Paste
> >> your
> >> files here, and wait for the copying to finish.
> >> 10. When copying has finished, place a CDR disk in the drive, and close
> > the
> >> drawer. If a dialogue pops up, and prompts you to choose an action,tab
to
> >> the cancel button and press the spacebar.
> >> 11. Focus should be returned to the cd drive, if not, then alt tab,
until
> >> you return to the cd drive.
> >> 12. Now, open the file menu, and arrow to, write these files to cd, and
> >> press enter. This will open the cd writing wizard.
> >> 13. Here you have an oppourtunity to name your cd, so do so. After you
> > have
> >> typed a name for the cd, tab once.
> >> 14. You will land on a checkbox, which should read, close the wizard
> >> after
> >> the files have been written, if this is not checked press the spacebar
to
> >> check it.
> >> 15. Tab to the next button, and press the spacebar. In this dialogue,
you
> >> will be presented with 2 radio buttons, and the first one should be
> > checked.
> >> Make
> >> an audio cd for standard cd players.
> >> You can also choose to make a data CD.
> >> 16. Tab to the next button, and press the spacebar, here's where the
fun
> >> begins.
> >> 17. Windows Media Player should now be open, and you will be asked if
you
> >> wish to search for files. Tab to the no button, and press the spacebar.
> >> 18. Tab until you come to the, burn button, and press the spacebar.
> >> 19. Tab again until you come to the, start burn button, and press the
> >> spacebar. This will start the burn process.
> >> 20. When burning is complete, the cd will be ejected, then just close
the
> >> drawer.
> >> 21. Return to the cd drive in, my computer, and press enter to open it,
> > then
> >> you will see the files there that were burned to the cd. Open the file
> > menu,
> >> and select delete temporary files, and press enter. You will get a
> >> confirmation dialogue, so just press the spacebar on the, yes, button.
> >> You
> >> are done.
> >> Note: If you want to burn another cd with the same files, repeat steps
12
> >> thru 19 outlined above. Hope this helps Joan Ann.
> >>
> >>
> >>
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