Can Someone Help?

[julie_f]

I have a lot of cds that i would like to copy so that i can have one copy here and one copy back in england. I have a cd rewriter on my pc at home but only one drive. Can i do it or not?

Any help is gratefully received,

Julie

Edited August 31, 2005 by julie_f

[Mr. Farang]

I have a lot of cds that i would like to copy so that i can have one copy here and one copy back in england. I have a cd rewriter on my pc at home but only one drive.  Can i do it or not? 

Any help is gratefully received,

Julie

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Copy the CD to hard disk first and then write the CD files on the hard disk to a blank CD (you will have to take out the first CD and replace with a blank.)

[Tywais]

If you use your cd-writer software it will have a choice to make a copy. You insert the source, it will read it in then ask you to put the blank disk in.

[Hikage]

consider ripping your CDs to MP3 format

[Thetyim]

I use CloneCD for my copies.

Works well for me and it's free

[katana]

Hi,

Can CloneCD make backups of software eg a Win XP disc? (ie defeat copy protection?)

[Thetyim]

It has an option for doing copyright protected games but I don't know if this will work for software. I will let someone more knowledgeable than me answer that one.

You can download it from here

http://www.slysoft.com/en/download.html

PM me if you need anything

[4everyoung]

Hi,

Can CloneCD make backups of software eg a Win XP disc? (ie defeat copy protection?)

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

so far no problem for me using CloneCD to back up my WinXP cd.

[spog]

consider ripping your CDs to MP3 format

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This is an excellent suggestion.

If you can playback mp3s, then this will allow you to put about 200 tracks onto a single CD.

Windows Media Player lets you rip a CD to an MP3 in a couple of clicks. If you connected to the net when you insert the CD, it adds all the track/album names to each file

Just make sure that you change the options from wma to mp3 files

[britmaveric]

Mp3 is way to go - if you use MP3 pro - compression is even smaller. I've ripped over 500cds and downloads - which takes up roughly 20GB.

Ripping actual copies - use Nero - normally breaks most copyright prediction.