Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank CD in
WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
software besides XP??
(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files then
back to CD...)

First create a new folder,install cd,L.click the file,
or R.click,in the sub-menu,select copy file(s),copy to
new folder,then copy folder to cd.
>-----Original Message-----
>Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank CD in
>WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
>software besides XP??
>(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files then
>back to CD...)
>.
>

That will work with a DATA CD, not with an AUDIO CD. It
will only copy the .cda (44 bytes) file...
Any other ideas??
>-----Original Message-----
> First create a new folder,install cd,L.click the file,
> or R.click,in the sub-menu,select copy file(s),copy to
> new folder,then copy folder to cd.
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank CD
in
>>WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
>>software besides XP??
>>(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files
then
>>back to CD...)
>>.
>>
>.
>

"PV" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:10c001c3b2f2$125ed360$(E-Mail Removed)...
> That will work with a DATA CD, not with an AUDIO CD. It
> will only copy the .cda (44 bytes) file...
> Any other ideas??
> >-----Original Message-----
> > First create a new folder,install cd,L.click the file,
> > or R.click,in the sub-menu,select copy file(s),copy to
> > new folder,then copy folder to cd.
> >>-----Original Message-----
> >>Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank CD
> in
> >>WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
> >>software besides XP??
> >>(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files
> then
> >>back to CD...)
> >>.

Then choose to copy as an AUDIO file.

Cheers,
Jerry

This may seem a bit of a ridiculous idea, but back in the
days of win95 I found a file on the internet that
replaced the original CDFS.vxd file (I think that was the
name of the file) and whenever you explored the contents
of an audio CD instead of getting the *.cda files each
track was a *.wav file, which you could copy and use as a
normal wav file. If you try searching, there may be a
version for XP.

>-----Original Message-----
>That will work with a DATA CD, not with an AUDIO CD. It
>will only copy the .cda (44 bytes) file...
>Any other ideas??
>>-----Original Message-----
>> First create a new folder,install cd,L.click the file,
>> or R.click,in the sub-menu,select copy file(s),copy to
>> new folder,then copy folder to cd.
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank CD
>in
>>>WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
>>>software besides XP??
>>>(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files
>then
>>>back to CD...)
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

That file is still out there.. but only works for
Win98..probably for WinME also...
thanks for the post
>-----Original Message-----
>This may seem a bit of a ridiculous idea, but back in
the
>days of win95 I found a file on the internet that
>replaced the original CDFS.vxd file (I think that was
the
>name of the file) and whenever you explored the contents
>of an audio CD instead of getting the *.cda files each
>track was a *.wav file, which you could copy and use as
a
>normal wav file. If you try searching, there may be a
>version for XP.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>That will work with a DATA CD, not with an AUDIO CD. It
>>will only copy the .cda (44 bytes) file...
>>Any other ideas??
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>> First create a new folder,install cd,L.click the file,
>>> or R.click,in the sub-menu,select copy file(s),copy to
>>> new folder,then copy folder to cd.
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Is there a way to copy an audio CD to another blank
CD
>>in
>>>>WinXP without using Nero, EZ-cdCreator or any other
>>>>software besides XP??
>>>>(Also so I dont have to convert the cd to .wma files
>>then
>>>>back to CD...)
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>