Copying music from a CD to a home computer could be made legal under new proposals from the UK government. Millions of people already "rip" discs to their computers and move the files to MP3 players, ...

If you are trying to copy all the original files from a CD to your computer, you cannot do that since it can show a 1 KB shortcut for each file. You can play the audio when the CD is inserted, but ...

So, in theory, you can buy a copy of an album on CD but, if you want it on your phone, you have to buy another copy. You also can no longer legally copy music from your iPod to your phone or ...

The growth of pirate CDs has slowed, however. The number of pirate CDs rose 4% in 2003, compared with a 14% rise in the previous year. Sony recently started adapting its copy protection strategy due ...

If you have the disc stick it in your CD palyer and you can hear a bucnh of sound, but it will not try to "load" the game.<BR><BR>As far as this copy protection crap that they have going on right now.

KB doc modified and reposted; more reader tips KB document returns The now famous KB document 106882 (on copy-protected CDs that get stuck in drives) has returned from its brief vacation (see ...

Unfortunately, some audio CD players and in-car players use PC CD drives, and will not legitimately play a protected CD you have paid for. Nor can people play music CDs on their PCs.

Just copy all of the files to your hard drive (or rip the songs to mp3's) and then burn them to the blank. If it's already in place (I'm guessing it came with your computer), then Easy CD can be ...

Record label says its music from copy-protected CDs will play on Apple's iPod, but Apple disputes that notion. Written by John Borland, Contributor Nov. 17, 2005, 5:25 p.m. PT ...

The problem is documented in a recent Apple Knowledge Base entry entitled Mac OS: Cannot Eject Copy Protected Audio Disc, Computer Starts Up to Gray Screen. These discs aren’t strictly CDs ...