
After 'ripping' the CD the first time the 'Rip CD' button is grayed out stays that way even after changing the destinationįolder and the format. īut in June 2016 a posting: With Windows 10 on a Surface Pro4, this doesn't work. Now, after renaming the 'unknown' I want to rip that first CD but when I put it into the CD drive and open Windows Media player, the 'rip CD' is grayed out, even after changing the location for where newly ripped CD files will go. then I ripped another CD and it overwrote the first one.
#How to burn music to cd after ripping from another disc how to
In June 2010 there was a posting: How to rip the same song, multiple times using different bit rates or formats and store all the digital music files in WMP 12's default music library on I ripped a CD that apparently went to Music folder titled Unknown. There have been some previous questions-copied below-but there are no answers I can find. The "rip CD" is grayed out, even after changing the location for where newly ripped CD files will go. This tutorial video will show you step by step how to burn MP3 files to an Audio CD for any CD player and car stereo using Windows Media Player in Windows 7. To copy the disc, even if there are errors on it, click Ignore reading errors.

The speed selected depends on the burning drive and disc quality. Now, after renaming the "unknown" I want to rip that first CD but when I put it into the CD drive and open Windows Media player, CyberLink Power2Go copies the data from the source disc, then ejects the source disc, and then prompts to insert a blank, recordable disc.

I ripped a CD that apparently went to Music folder titled Unknown.
