..::: Pleeezzz Help me :::..

Bhavana · Oct 5, 2008

Mata hamba Una Lassa audio cd ekak..Dharma deshanawak thiyena...

eka cd rom eke plya unata... hard ekata copy karanna ba... Copy kalama 1kb file 3 k pennanawa.. play wenne ne....

E cd eke aithi aya gena ahuwama eyala kivva, puluwanna nam copy karaganna kiyala...software ekakin hari..

Eka karanna puluwan software ekak thiyenawada.. oyala gawa...

Bohoma pin Udaw karanawanam...

RuwinRTY · Oct 5, 2008

simple ne
u must rip dem using windows media player

melanxpress · Oct 5, 2008

Windows Media payer eken hari Jetaudio eken hari RIP karanna

RuwinRTY · Oct 5, 2008

Rip Music from Audio CDs

"But how," you might be asking, "do you get the music onto the computer in the first place?" Simple. One way is to rip (copy) the music from the CDs you like. The process turns the music from your CD into a file on your computer that you can then access through the Music Library.
Simply insert the CD you want to copy into your CD-ROM drive, and click the Rip tab in Windows Media Player. By default, the copying process starts automatically; you can measure its progress by status bars next to each song being ripped. A typical CD takes about a minute to rip to your hard disk, and the music is automatically placed in your Music Library, from which you can play it, put it in a playlist, or copy it to a portable music device.

melanxpress · Oct 5, 2008

RuwinRTY said:
Rip Music from Audio CDs

"But how," you might be asking, "do you get the music onto the computer in the first place?" Simple. One way is to rip (copy) the music from the CDs you like. The process turns the music from your CD into a file on your computer that you can then access through the Music Library.
Simply insert the CD you want to copy into your CD-ROM drive, and click the Rip tab in Windows Media Player. By default, the copying process starts automatically; you can measure its progress by status bars next to each song being ripped. A typical CD takes about a minute to rip to your hard disk, and the music is automatically placed in your Music Library, from which you can play it, put it in a playlist, or copy it to a portable music device.