Episode II soundtrack

[uberlad]

The damn thing is Copy Protected

Well, at least in the UK it is. Anyone anywhere else noticed a little 'this cd will not play on PC's or MAC's' label in their local CD shop?

Not pleased at all

Uberlad

[Gurm]

Rip it using a Liteon burner. Problem solved.

- Gurm

[RichL]

Originally posted by Gurm
Rip it using a Liteon burner. Problem solved.

- Gurm

Wont that just copy it and the protection/anti-pc stuff too?

Unless you mean rip it to MP3 or CDA

[KeiFront]

"Trying to make bits uncopyable is like trying to make water not wet"

You can always rip the cd (with the right software) and make a backup.

[uberlad]

Imagine for a minute that I am feeling lazy / stupid, have a Yamaha 2100S burner, and limitless net access. Where might I find such a program? I spose it'll depend on the copy protection used.

I@ll stop being lazy and have a look when I get home.

Uberlad

[KeiFront]

Maybe this one http://www.elby.org/CloneCD/english/

[agallag]

How about getting a consumer cd player with digital out, a sound card with digital in, and MS Sound Recorder? If that doesn't work, analog out is probably clear enough for most people. Basically, if I can hear it, I can record it.

[uberlad]

All Clear! My housemate bought it and it turns out my Pioneer DVD305S can read it just peachy. Top mp3's are mine.

I shall buy it next pay day. 8-)

Uberlad

[[GDI]Raptor]

Originally posted by KeiFront
Maybe this one http://www.elby.org/CloneCD/english/

CloneCD is a very good software, i recomand it. Use it with my Plextor SCSI CD-RW

[KeiFront]

Another usefull site while working with clonecd is http://www.clonecd.net/ it contains links to beta versions of clonecd, clonyxl, some Faqs and a forum.