Windows Media Player Question?

On some computers it allows you rip CDs into MP3s and others it does not. Is there any thing I can? I just go to Tools, Options, Rip Music. Sometimes it will let you rip into MP3 and others it doesn%26#39;t have the option. Please Help.

Answers:

Sounds like you are using Windows Media Player v. 10. (I recommend the upgrade to v. 11).

The usual way of doing this is, as you seemingly know, going to %26#39;Rip Music%26#39; --%26gt; set the %26#39;Format%26#39; to %26#39;MP3%26#39; (The dropdown menu gives the option of selecting between various formats, among those MP3), and raise the quality bar to 192 Kbps --%26gt; start ripping.

You are not too specific on where the problem occurs:

- Does the %26#39;Rip Music%26#39; menu not allow you to change format setting? IE. are you given the option of ripping into Wav or MWA but not MP3

- Does the problem occur on same computer using various CD%26#39;s or are you ripping on different machines?

- Are you certain that you always have a music CD inserted into CD tray (do not believe Media Player will let you rip data CD%26#39;s)

But anyway setting the correct format in the menu should let you convert your CD%26#39;s into MP3 at anytime, otherwise it might be a bug which needs a lot more troubleshooting.

Will be happy to provide more assistance if the problem is not solving for you - just send a mail and I%26#39;ll see what I can do.

Good luck. Maybe you need a never version of windows media player...like windows media player 11.maybe the never versions have all the ripping and burning capabilities.

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