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The thread discusses the absence of the "rip" option in Windows Media Player on Windows 8. The second user suggests checking the view mode, noting the option appears as "Burn" in the Library view. The third user clarifies that the burn option only appears when a disk is in the drive and explains how to use it to copy tracks, implying the rip function may not be directly visible or available in the current setup.
The thread discusses the absence of the "rip" option in Windows Media Player on Windows 8. The second user suggests checking the view mode, noting the option appears as "Burn" in the Library view. The third user clarifies that the burn option only appears when a disk is in the drive and explains how to use it to copy tracks, implying the rip function may not be directly visible or available in the current setup.
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Hi
Look on the toolbar.
It only shows when you have a disk in the drive!
Once it has been burned to you library you can use the Burn option to write the tracks to another CD.
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Mike
Look on the toolbar.
It only shows when you have a disk in the drive!
Once it has been burned to you library you can use the Burn option to write the tracks to another CD.
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Mike
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