Chapter 31. Ripping and Burning CDs
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Your computer's hard disk stores all sorts of information. Many users use their hard disks to store digital copies of their favorite songs. You can then play your digital music on your PC, using a music player program like Windows Media Player or Musicmatch Jukebox.
In addition, if you have a recordable CD drive (called a CD burner) in your computer system, you can make your own audio mix CDs. You can take any combination of songs on your hard disk and “burn” them onto a blank CD—and then play that CD in your home, car, or portable CD player. You can also use your PC to make copies of any CD ...
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