Newbie to Karaoke basic help plee

pjp · Joined: 29 Oct 2007 Posts: 3

VERY skilled with pcs both hardware and software but this is a new area for
me and experience has taught me ask first Smile

What I want to do is take individual songs off various purchased Karoake cds
and compile them onto one new burned cd that will play in typical stand
alone Karoake CD/DVD player, e.g. a personal "best of" disk.

To that end, I've successfully tested that I can copy a cd using Alcohol
120% using it's "Karoake" setting for both rip and burn.

I'm under the believe that what I need to do is be able to rip the
individual tracks separately. It seems to me CDRWin allows this but I've
never used it except to copy entire cds.

What's next step to take (and is that indeed first step) as have no idea how
to then "collect" the individual "rips" into one "compilation".

I assume that the "goal" is to have a bin/cue, iso, nrg or whatever file to
burn a cd with.

Archived from group: alt>music>karaoke

pjp · Joined: 29 Oct 2007 Posts: 3

Appears freeware AudioGrabber rips bought cd to individual wav/cdg files.

Used Karaoke CD+G Creator to then convert wav-cdg to bin files but now have
separate bin files which to best of my knowledge means one cd for each
song!!! How to I create one bin file with all the songs and graphics for
burning?

"pjp" wrote in message$0$14832$9a566e8b@news.aliant.net...
> VERY skilled with pcs both hardware and software but this is a new area
for
> me and experience has taught me ask first Smile

>
> What I want to do is take individual songs off various purchased Karoake
cds
> and compile them onto one new burned cd that will play in typical stand
> alone Karoake CD/DVD player, e.g. a personal "best of" disk.
>
> To that end, I've successfully tested that I can copy a cd using Alcohol
> 120% using it's "Karoake" setting for both rip and burn.
>
> I'm under the believe that what I need to do is be able to rip the
> individual tracks separately. It seems to me CDRWin allows this but I've
> never used it except to copy entire cds.
>
> What's next step to take (and is that indeed first step) as have no idea
how
> to then "collect" the individual "rips" into one "compilation".
>
> I assume that the "goal" is to have a bin/cue, iso, nrg or whatever file
to
> burn a cd with.
>
>

pjp · Joined: 29 Oct 2007 Posts: 3

And it appears same Karoake CD-G software has a stand alone "cue" file
creator so question answered.

Not bad, few hours, little research, two downloads and
knowledge/ability/task accomplished.

Thanks everyone LOL

"pjp" wrote in message$0$14832$9a566e8b@news.aliant.net...
> VERY skilled with pcs both hardware and software but this is a new area
for
> me and experience has taught me ask first Smile

>
> What I want to do is take individual songs off various purchased Karoake
cds
> and compile them onto one new burned cd that will play in typical stand
> alone Karoake CD/DVD player, e.g. a personal "best of" disk.
>
> To that end, I've successfully tested that I can copy a cd using Alcohol
> 120% using it's "Karoake" setting for both rip and burn.
>
> I'm under the believe that what I need to do is be able to rip the
> individual tracks separately. It seems to me CDRWin allows this but I've
> never used it except to copy entire cds.
>
> What's next step to take (and is that indeed first step) as have no idea
how
> to then "collect" the individual "rips" into one "compilation".
>
> I assume that the "goal" is to have a bin/cue, iso, nrg or whatever file
to
> burn a cd with.
>
>