When I try to rip CD tracks to a selected file, I sometimes, not always, receive an error message that states that I cannot rip to the selected file. When that occurs, I can rip only directly onto C drive. Anyone solved this problem?
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CD tracks will not rip to the file I select
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doug0202
, Oct 04 2009 07:52 AM
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Posted 04 October 2009 - 01:45 PM
QUOTE (doug0202 @ Oct 4 2009, 10:52 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
When I try to rip CD tracks to a selected file, I sometimes, not always, receive an error message that states that I cannot rip to the selected file. When that occurs, I can rip only directly onto C drive. Anyone solved this problem?
Are you trying to rip to a file or to a folder. Perhaps the file already exists. If to a folder, is it a protected folder (read only)? Use Windows to find out.
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Posted 05 October 2009 - 05:24 AM
I don't understand.When you rip,a file is created in whatever format you choose and saved where you also choose.
What do you mean "rip tracks to a selected file"?
The file name is automatically chosen to be the actual name of the track unless you change it.
If you change it you need to make it a unique name,not one that's already on your computer.Unless you're going to overwrite the one that already exists.
What do you mean "rip tracks to a selected file"?
The file name is automatically chosen to be the actual name of the track unless you change it.
If you change it you need to make it a unique name,not one that's already on your computer.Unless you're going to overwrite the one that already exists.
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