i have just installed an mp3 player in my car .i am now trying to make backup copies of my original cds but when i do this it wont take the last track thought i had overcome the problem by burning last track onto rewrittable then changing into mp3 looked as if it had worked lol but last track in my mp3 jumps can any 1 help me solve this problem
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- Thread starter weem
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how are u doing this?
i install my cd into the cd drive then grab the songs by using audiograbber, but it gives me a aspi on the last track so to solve this i copied the last 2 tracks of the cd through media player onto a rewritable and then used audiog to transfer track into my mp3 folder but it still jumps afraid i,m not veery good at this lol and would like some help plz or another way to do this as it seems to take 4ever thanx
Hi weem
More info would help
Is it doing it with all cd's U try, or just 1.
Do U know what version of ASPI U are using.
What O/S(operating System U using\Win 95, 98, 98se,2000 or XP.
From what U say, Ur using Audiograbber 2 covert Audio tracks from Audio Cd's 2 mp3.
If U want try this link 2 find out more about ASPI
http://aspi.radified.com/
But be carefull 2 read it well as some newer versions of ASPI can cause problems
I find version 4.60 is the most stable from what i gather
There is a program called forceASPI that will allow U 2 uninstall the version giving U the probs & install version4.60
But reply with more info so we can help U
BaNzI
More info would help
Is it doing it with all cd's U try, or just 1.
Do U know what version of ASPI U are using.
What O/S(operating System U using\Win 95, 98, 98se,2000 or XP.
From what U say, Ur using Audiograbber 2 covert Audio tracks from Audio Cd's 2 mp3.
If U want try this link 2 find out more about ASPI
http://aspi.radified.com/
But be carefull 2 read it well as some newer versions of ASPI can cause problems
I find version 4.60 is the most stable from what i gather
There is a program called forceASPI that will allow U 2 uninstall the version giving U the probs & install version4.60
But reply with more info so we can help U
BaNzI
Hi Weem
Can i ask 4 some help here.Im not a ripping maestro
Is it an ASPI error Ur getting, if so what does it say?
Have U tried a different audio ripping program?
Does the mp3 play ok on your computer?
What software are U using 2 burn or create Ur Cd's?
If using the above, what type of disc U creating?Audio or data?
What settings U using?
Hope we can help U
BaNzI
Can i ask 4 some help here.Im not a ripping maestro
Is it an ASPI error Ur getting, if so what does it say?
Have U tried a different audio ripping program?
Does the mp3 play ok on your computer?
What software are U using 2 burn or create Ur Cd's?
If using the above, what type of disc U creating?Audio or data?
What settings U using?
Hope we can help U
BaNzI
ASPI 4.71.2 is not the best solution, and Audiograbber with a lo-fi serial is sour, too.
Use ASPI 4.60.1021 and either Exact Audio Copy or CDex.
Actually the first of them can rip even without ASPI present. Both are ages better than audiograbber, and free to use.
You can remove your previous ASPI installation and install 4.60.1021 by using ForceASPI 1.7 which yu can get in many places, including this one.
Use ASPI 4.60.1021 and either Exact Audio Copy or CDex.
Actually the first of them can rip even without ASPI present. Both are ages better than audiograbber, and free to use.
You can remove your previous ASPI installation and install 4.60.1021 by using ForceASPI 1.7 which yu can get in many places, including this one.
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