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Is there a plug-in available that allows Windows Media Player to Rip music
from a CD using the uncompressed .WAV format (as opposed to WMA or MP3) ?

Thanks in advance

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No, but sndrec32.exe will do it. You first create and save a wav long enough (insert several one minute files in a file) then record
over it. You use sndvol32.exe to set the 'recording' property to the CD for input, and start recording to the file in sndrec32.

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"Brian Wescombe" <brian.wescombeSODOFF@ntlworldSPAM.com> wrote in message news:ey73e.31$p71.13@newsfe3-gui.ntli.net...
> Is there a plug-in available that allows Windows Media Player to Rip music from a CD using the uncompressed .WAV format (as
> opposed to WMA or MP3) ?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
>

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EAC can do this, but you'll end up w/ very big files (but you knew that,
right?). There are other loss-less means to rip that result in smaller
files than .wav; WMP 10 in fact has a "wma lossless" choice under its rip
options.

But, EAC is still the best ripper out there, tho not exactly a novice
tool.

http://www.exactaudiocopy.de

the links page has links to good tutorials, and search w/ google for other
info sites, EAC is quite popular and there are several third-party
tutorial/tip sites.

You'll also most likely want to mate it w/ LAME:

http://mitiok.free.fr/

but it can use just about any encoder out there (ogg-vorbis, etc).

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