how can i turn a cd into an mp3 on the computer?

Question

i would like to put my cd's on to my mp3 player but i do not know how to do this using the computer or if i need to buy a program where would i get this from

Answer 1

download one of the many freeware CD rippers that are available, run the software and put the CD in the drive, programs vary in ease of use but there should be something out there you can use.

I dont remember which one i downloaded (may have been free rip, the first link) but here's a link to one that i just found. or search for your own with any search engine (google, dogpile etc) using the terms "Freeware CD ripper"

Answer 2

Insert the CD into the computing gadget, then open abode windows Media participant. on the menu bar above the participant, click on Rip. The extraction of the songs ought to commence via itself. The songs must be extracted right into a folder in "My music". they might then be opened on a Powerpoint presentation decrease than the "Insert" menu > "video clips and Sounds" > "Sound from record".

Answer 3

There are many ways to do what you want to do. If you want to do it for free may I suggest CDex? This freeware program allows you to "rip" your CD music collection and convert them into mp3's for your player. I use it and recommend it highly!

http://cdexos.sourceforge.net/

Answer 4

get a good jukebox program off the net winamp or real player allows files to be converted to mp3 most of them do

Answer 5

It can be done with the iTune program which you can download from the Internet. Once installed on your computer, you can import Cd's and make your own music compilation.

http://www.apple.com/itunes/

Answer 6

if you have media player or a burning software (most comp. have it) you can save the song to the hard drive using it by adding it to your library