I have an audio disk that is getting old and sometimes I have trouble
accessing the music on it. The audio disk is not yet bad but it looks
that it might go bad. I know that the music (tracks) are actually files.
How do I write these files to my hard disk (I only want to write a few
of the songs on the disk) to my hard drive? I would then access the
files using the CD player that I wrote to my hard disk.



Bill Stanley

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On 12/15/2011 10:42 AM, Bill Stanley wrote:

I have an audio disk that is getting old and sometimes I have trouble
accessing the music on it. The audio disk is not yet bad but it looks
that it might go bad. I know that the music (tracks) are actually files.
How do I write these files to my hard disk (I only want to write a few
of the songs on the disk) to my hard drive? I would then access the
files using the CD player that I wrote to my hard disk.


Bill Stanley




I would use Brasero and copy the disk completely then delete ant tracks
you don't want.


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On 15/12/11 16:48, CJ Tres wrote:

On 12/15/2011 10:42 AM, Bill Stanley wrote:

I have an audio disk that is getting old and sometimes I have trouble
accessing the music on it. The audio disk is not yet bad but it looks
that it might go bad. I know that the music (tracks) are actually files.
How do I write these files to my hard disk (I only want to write a few
of the songs on the disk) to my hard drive? I would then access the
files using the CD player that I wrote to my hard disk.


Bill Stanley




I would use Brasero and copy the disk completely then delete ant
tracks you don't want.



Create flacs or wavs and store them on a hard disk or re-write to CD.

At least, that's what I'd do.

Cheers,

Graham

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On 12/18/2011 01:53 AM, Graham Watkins wrote:

On 15/12/11 16:48, CJ Tres wrote:



I would use Brasero and copy the disk completely then delete any
tracks you don't want.


Create flacs or wavs and store them on a hard disk or re-write to CD.

At least, that's what I'd do.

Cheers,

Graham



Good idea, I'd forgotten about juice. It will rip individual tracks in
whatever format you choose and save them for burning if you want.


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Actually the package name is sound-juicer.


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