====== Copy Audio Disc ======
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A complete visual tutorial for [[http://www.help4software.com/cdbxp/copyAudio.html|Copying an  Audio disc]] is available. The tutorial is also available for [[http://www.help4software.com/adobe/copyAudioDisc.pdf|Viewing and Saving]] in pdf format.
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Select “Create Audio CD”


{{(images:createAudioCD.png|Screenshot: Create Audio CD}}

Insert the Audio disc you want to copy.

Locate the Audio CD on your computer. 

Select and highlight it so it displays in the upper right Explorer viewing area.

{{(:images/copyAudio02.png|Screenshot: Explorer Tab}}

Select ---> File --->  Copy audio CD

{{(:images/copyAudio03.png|Screenshot: Copy audio CD...}}

Place a Check in the Use buffer protection (if it is not already checked).

If, you have multiple media drives:

Select the appropriate drive from the “Select target device.”

Insert a blank recordable CD-R disc into the appropriate drive.

Select ---> Copy disc

{{(:images/copyAudio04.png|Screenshot: Copy Audio Disc}}

If, you only have a single media drive you will see this prompt. 

Remove the disc you are copying.

Insert a blank recordable CD-R disc.

Select Retry

{{(:images/copyAudio06.png|Screenshot: Retry}}

Select OK


{{(:images/copyAudio07.png|Screenshot: OK}}

You can play your new audio disc.

Select ---> View ---> Audio player

{{(:images/copyAudio08.png|Screenshot: Select Audio player}}

The Audio player will appear.


{{(:images/audioPlayer.png|Screenshot: Select Audio player}}

Add tracks to the lower explorer viewing area using the green Add icon.

Select and highlight the track you want to hear.

Right click the highlighted track.

Select Play track.

{{(:images/copyAudio10.png|Screenshot: Select Audio player}}