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1. #Windows media player won t rip cd how to
2. #Windows media player won t rip cd install

A rate of 192Kbps is good enough for most people but you can experiment with higher settings to see if quality improves noticeably.Ĭhange… button: choose the location of where to save ripped files. The main options to configure are shown below and include:įormat: this is the most important item – you must change it to ‘MP3’ to rip tracks into MP3 files otherwise they will be ripped in the default format of Windows Media Audio (WMA) which some MP3 players are not able to play.Īudio Quality: move the slider if you want to increase audio quality (at the expense of a larger file size). Note that you can also access a subset of these settings from the drop down menu under the ‘Rip’ (‘Rip settings’ in WMP12) button but the Options window offers more comprehensive control. Tip: If the WMP menu bar is not displayed, press CTRL + M to show it. In the WMP menu bar, select ‘Tools’ then ‘Options’ to open the Options window then select the ‘Rip Music’ tab to configure rip settings. You should now see a list of the tracks on the CD with information about artist and track length etc as shown below:Ĥ. WMP 11 – press the Rip button in the top bar or WMP 12 – in the left hand side panel, press the CD/DVD drive icon. Insert a music CD into your DVD/CD drive – if you see a popup message asking what you want to do with it, choose to open Windows Media Player and skip to step 3.ģ.

#Windows media player won t rip cd install

Windows XP originally included WMP 9 which does not contain an MP3 encoder so, if you haven’t already, you must first upgrade to WMP 11 – download and install WMP 11 direct from Microsoft here.Īssuming that you now have WMP 11 or 12 installed, follow this simple guide to rip MP3s.ġ. Windows 7 and Windows 8 include WMP 12 whilst Vista includes WMP 11 – both versions contain an MP3 encoder to allow easy ripping of tracks to MP3 files.

#Windows media player won t rip cd how to

There are many programs to rip (copy) MP3 tracks from CD to your PC but Windows Media Player (WMP) is already included in Windows so, if you don’t want to install more software, read on for how to use it. Windows Media Player makes it easy to rip MP3 tracks from CD – as long as you change one default setting.