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cannot play ripped music files
f0dder:
techidave: as I understand it, WMP generates a "license" for your user account (or possibly the entire computer) when you set it up. This "license" will be used to lock stuff ripped to WMA format to your account/computer. Long live big brother...
techidave:
Wonderful news but good to know. :up: I have been trying to stay away from audio and video issues but I guess I need to learn more about it. Especially since I am the one and only tech at my school. As schools get more involved in using technology, this is one area that is going to get used and abused more and more.
There are so many factors involved especially when you add a projector or a hook up to a sound system. Plus the fact that you are trying to play a dvd from a laptop. :wallbash:
Target:
another alternative to CDex is <a href="http://www.bonkenc.org/">Bonk</a>
It seems (to me) that it could be a little more flexible/capable than CDex, though not quite as simple
As a rule I use EAC, but it occasionally baulks at a CD so I use either Bonk or CDex to do that rip
Set up on EAC can be fiddly, but the wizard generated config will probably work just fine to start with.
Curt:
Trying to find a solution has been driving me crazy. The problem is I cannot play ripped music cd files on my vista computer.
-techidave (March 12, 2009, 12:35 PM)
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WinAmp Pro 5.5 ($20) will most likely play your files :)
http://www.winamp.com/player
save 10% (no, not 10$ !!): https://shop.winamp.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?Action=DisplayPage&Env=BASE&Locale=en_US&SiteID=winamp&id=QuickBuyCartPage
techidave:
what makes winamp Pro so much better than the other players??
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