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Thread: How to copy the contents of a CDA file?

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    I was wondering, how can I copy a the contents of a CDA file to my harddisk?
    Julio Cezar

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    through code?
    or just copying it?
    if its through code, all you have to do is copy it using FileCopy


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    What I'm trying to do is copy the wav information on a audio cd to my harddisk so that I can use the file on MP3 encoder or WMA enconder.
    Julio Cezar

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    There is some code around here which uses the mci api calls to do so, but it doesn't really work very nice.
    There are some ocx's around, search http://www.softseek.com in the developper section, i searched for mp3 and got a few links that also provide ripping to wave (and some directly to mp3)
    Hope this helps

    Crazy D

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    on planet source code I found an algorithm to encode MP3's but its for C++

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    Cool

    You can try http://www.download.com under the Audio section they have some nice freewares that converts CDA and other formats to .WAV or .MP3.
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    I've used controls from http://www.swiftsoft.com
    Initally it can rip to wave file, but, if you have the right codec installed, it can rip directly to mp3.
    Hope this helps

    Crazy D

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    The Cda files are just what Windows makes of the TOC of an audio cd. It holds the positions of the audio tracks on the cd.

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