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Best way of copying Audio CDs to CD
I did this once about 5 years ago using a free program which is still free called Audiograbber. With that program I copied the audio CD to my drive and then burned it with Nero. But I was wondering if it might be possible to burn it directly from a CD Rom to my burner. That would save time. I still have to check if I have the space in my computer for the CD Rom Drive since I already have two hard drives and a DVD burner in there. The DVD burner of course doubles up as a CD burner.
The other thing I wonder about is if Nero can copy the CD audio to my drive if I have to do it that. I'm using Nero 6.6.0.3 There is no copying protection on the CD Rom to be copied as these are personally made CDs of composed music. Last edited by Harry; 02-07-2005 at 03:21 AM. |
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Probably you can add a cdrom but it most likely will be a slave to the dvd-rom so it would actually proabbly end up slower than copying to your harddrive then burning it over to cd-r . If your PC has just the standard 2 IDE ports then 4 ide drives is your max and that is primary master/slave and secondary master/slave and the thing about that is that the 2 drives that share a channel as master slave have to take turns reading or writing data, and I for one never really trusted copying from cdrom to burner with them configurd as master/slave. You can just check your device manager and see what you have available as ports for drives on that PC..
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Harry, I use Roxio Easy CD & DVD Creator. It works great if you want to burn your own audio CD's from your CD-ROM or DVD-ROM to your burner. You will always lose quality each time you copy something, but I have never had a problem with this.
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The Nero copy function can do it either way - on the fly from a source to a target drive, or through a hard drive image. It can even use the same drive for source and target, using the hard drive for a temporary image. No need to use Audiograbber or put a second optical drive in, you can just do it the same way you are doing it now using Nero's copy disk function.
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Thanks
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