Nothing, I'd just rather not go down one generation of quality (and spare myself the effort!) if there are easier ways.
But Mike's response points out exactly the futility of trying to copy protect an audio CD.
What prevents one from making an analog copy (tape or second sound card input) and redigitzing for the database use (or any other)?
Mike Csontos
In a message dated 9/23/2003 10:52:51 AM Eastern Standard Time, joel.br@xxxxxxxxxxx writes: I am trying to enter the contents of this CD into a database on my computer for my personal use, which I believe is both morally and legally my right. If anyone has information on how to do this, kindly contact me (onlist, if of general interest, else privately.)
Joel Bresler 250 E. Emerson Rd. Lexington, MA 02420 USA
781-862-4104 (Telephone & FAX) joel.br@xxxxxxxxxxx