Rip MP3's with Windows Media Player

If you are still trying to stop Windows Media Player ripping, when in windows media player go into the options (tools then options)then click on the rip music tab there should be a box saying "Rip CD when inseted" just untick that and you should be good

Thanks Mr. marketingman for this tutorial! I have to learn and try it.then try downloading them to my mp3 player.

oh thank you! i wasnt able to make it mp3 but i finaly got it to rip so i can get onto my mp3 player! THANK YOU!

Windows Media Player will not rip mp3 from cd (at least i couldnt get it to). Insert disc go to my computer right click on your disc drive select open then you should see all the mp3 songs on the cd. Left click then highlight all songs you wish then right click on the highlighted section and select copy. Then by right clicking and selecting paste you can put them in a folder on your desk top or even in the program you use such as itunes to transfer mp3's to your mp3 player.

thx for your help

thanks!!!!! i saw my cousin make a song go really fast that he bought from iTunes and put it windows media player and maje go faster. thanks again

That's how I found the video too... did you ever solve the problem? It's really getting on my nerves!

my aunt put mp3 files on cds but i want them on my mp3 but i cant ripp the mp3 files off the cds help!!!

thanks for the video.

love ur video
can u help us a something??
we need to now how to add a song to windows media live movie so we can post it on youtube

I was searching a problem when I found your post. My Windows Media Player rips automatically even when I have the option to rip auto off!
I have to click the STOP button. How can I change this?
Thanks

Thanks for this. I am now able to rip in mp3 format instead of WMA.

Thanks!!^_^

When you "rip" songs from a CD, the original songs stay on the CD (in CDA format). The newly ripped or "transferred" songs are now located on your computer in MP3 format, for example. You can copy, move, delete the MP3 files from your computer (to anywhere) any time you like. When you need to replace them, 'cause you deleted them let's say, simply "rip" the songs again from the original CD to your computer in MP3 format. And, voila!

Umm...can you always put back the songs when you want to or it stays ripped for ever...please reply