[elp_jc]

Hi gang. Need to copy a CD but Windows media player doesn't have that feature, so have to 'rip' it first, but need to know which of the following formats (if any) is the regular CD format that a non-MP3 CD player (yes, it's CD-R compatible) can play.

THe 4 options (besides MP3) are windows media audio, windows media audio pro, windows media audio (variable bit rate), and windows media lossless.

If none, how the hell can I do a disc copy? Thanks gang.

[bmwmthree]

and this relates to politics and religion in what way?

lol jp but yeah wrong section of OT.

edit: answer: i don't know what cd you're trying to copy but windows media audio pro should be what you want (i'm assuming the songs on this cd don't have varying bitrates..)

read up here if you want to know more: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows...ws_Media_Audio

[elp_jc]

Originally Posted by bmwmthree

and this relates to politics and religion in what way?

Oh crap. My mouse died and was using the lousy one on the laptop; obviously hit the wrong line . Sorry folks.

Just trying to copy a regular music CD which I already ripped in MP3, so guess have to rip it again in one of those 4 formats. Was trying to guess which format is all regular music CDs are recorded on, so an older CD player recognizes it. Thanks again.

MODS, PLEASE MOVE THIS TO THE REGULAR OFF-TOPIC SECTION. THANKS.

[bmwmthree]

Originally Posted by elp_jc

Oh crap. My mouse died and was using the lousy one on the laptop; obviously hit the wrong line . Sorry folks.

Just trying to copy a regular music CD which I already ripped in MP3, so guess have to rip it again in one of those 4 formats. Was trying to guess which format is all regular music CDs are recorded on, so an older CD player recognizes it. Thanks again.

MODS, PLEASE MOVE THIS TO THE REGULAR OFF-TOPIC SECTION. THANKS.

i answered your question...lol.