Title says: download-burn-rip-repeat ...

Is there a way to make the computer think a directory on my hard drive
is a CD burner so I can do a virtual burn and then rip mp3 files from
there w/out actually having to burn a physical CD?

Thanks
- henry

Why not simply convert the downloaded files (.wav, or whatever) to MP3? I
do that with Audition but there is no doubt a good bit of cheaper software
that will do the same. No need to make a CD image.

"henryp" wrote in message
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Title says: download-burn-rip-repeat ...

Is there a way to make the computer think a directory on my hard drive
is a CD burner so I can do a virtual burn and then rip mp3 files from
there w/out actually having to burn a physical CD?

Thanks
- henry

Why not simply convert the downloaded files (.wav, or whatever) to
MP3?

They're "protected" wma files and so far burning to a CD and then
ripping an mp3 seems the only way to create an unprotected mp3 file.

- henry

"henryp" wrote in message
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Why not simply convert the downloaded files (.wav, or
whatever) to MP3?

They're "protected" wma files and so far burning to a CD
and then ripping an mp3 seems the only way to create an
unprotected mp3 file.

That is the intended situation.

Check the web for cracks for "digital rights management".