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Copying from AudioCD to Finder
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P7A77
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Is there a way to copy AudioCD files to the finder? The main purpose is to collect songs from different discs to burn CD mixes. I know I could just have the burner request every disc as needed, but that can become a headache rather quickly, and I don't trust disc-swapping so much. A friend said something about a "CD Ripper", but I couldn't find anything on that.
Any help is appreciated.
-P7
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Forum Regular
Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Heart ofTexas
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Adaptec' Toast Audio Extractor that comes with Toast does the trick.
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You do not really understand something unless you can explain
it to your grandmother."
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You do not really understand something unless you can explain
it to your grandmother."
- Albert Einstein
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 1999
Location: Walnut Creek, California
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I'm not sure, but won't Quicktime work? That's what I use when I make mp3's from my CD's.
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P7A77
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Well, the toast extracter worked. Thanks. I guess I should've looked into that.  Tho' it seems it puts it through some conversion process, which probably takes just as long as SoundJam takes to convert to AIFF. *shrug* No big deal, really. Both seemed to work well. Thanks.
As to QuickTime... I don't have Pro, and the player doesn't seem to have that featre. Hmm.
-P7
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Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 1999
Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA
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"Tho' it seems it puts it through some conversion process, which probably takes just as long as SoundJam takes to convert to AIFF. "
It takes just as long because the two programs are doing exactly the same thing: extracting the file from CD and putting it on your hard drive. SoundJam's wording is misleading when it comes to the AIFF "rip." There's no real encoding going on in this process, unless you later decide to convert to MP3.
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