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Old February 18th, 2002 Top | #1
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Unhappy Unable to play Audio cd ?

It is not the right place but if someone could help me...

Do you know a way to play audio-cd that does NOT play on pc?
A trick ? A website?something?

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Old February 18th, 2002 Top | #2
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If you put it in the CD drive , can you explore it ?

If you can see the files , try copying the disk tot he hard drive and convert them to mp3 maybe

Im really not to sure
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Make sure the 4-pin audio cable is connected from your soundcard to your CD drive

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Old February 18th, 2002 Top | #4
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Unhappy In fact...

I think that it is a sort of protection to NOT be able to copy them...

I can NOT explore them...and the files seem to be in other format that WAV files...

Thx anyway
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I think your'e right, it's a new protection scheme to stop you copying CD's. If you do copyy this CD and then try to play the copy on a normal CD player all you will get is an awful screeching sound.

The downside is ( apart from the fact you can't copy it ) is that they wont play on CD roms either. I don't know of any hacks, cracks or tricks around it.

I do know that you have a perfect right to take it back and demand one without this protection. It's not fit for the purpose it was sold for. Does it say on it "will not play on PC cd roms! ? After all, if all you have is a PC cd then you can't play it all.
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Old February 19th, 2002 Top | #6
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Talking Exactely !!!

I'm fuc...

Thx for the answer man !
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Old February 19th, 2002 Top | #7
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If your CD supports Digital Audio you don't require an audio cable, that is for analog. Set it in the device manager.
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