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Sorry if this has already been covered before.

I have 21 Sound Choice custom disks that I am trying to rip to my hard drive, but the ripping program won't recognize them. I'm using the ripping program from Roxbox (only $5.00). All my Foundations, Bricks, and the 8100-8200 series come out O-K. I get the song and artist info, but when I try to do my customs, all I get is tracks 1 thru 15. No names or artists. Is there another ripping program that will let me rip my customs and still display all the pertanant information?

Thanks everyone.

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My first choice IS Sound Choice.

You'll probably have to enter the info by hand. The ripping programs I've seen look for a disc id from the manufacturer (ex: SC8125). Since you're ripping custom discs they are not going to be in any commercial database, as you are the only one who has that disc.

I haven't used the program you're using but most have the ability to manually enter the info before you rip. Kind of like getting a disc that's so new that it hasn't been entered in the database yet.

Since they are custom discs, you will need to enter everything manually since those discs are not commercially made & tailored to your specifications - no program out there would know what is on the disc.

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IF (and that's a really big IF) they followed red book protocols for the custom CDG, you might be able to get the titles by having the ripper read the CD-Text file and TOC from the CD. That would save you a little typing at least.

Audio Grabber will do this, I don't know about other ones . . .

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Dave's not here.

Thanks guys. I thought it was the block that Sound Choice put on the disks that kept the ripping program from reading the disks. O-K, one somg at a time it is. 15 songs on 21 disks. Piece of cake.

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My first choice IS Sound Choice.

AUDIOGRABBER will let you manually list title and artist on the entire disc so you can rip all tracks at once.

I found that getting my ol' lady to type stuff in is almost as good as the free data bases......