Can I copy a disc to a computer by putting it on a CD drive?

First, put the CD into the computer.

<> 3. Then click "Switch to Library" in the upper right corner.

4. Then in the "**Library", select "Rip CD".

5. Then the computer is ripping the CD

6. Finally, the ripping is completed, find the location of the file, and copy it.

The specific steps to copy the CDA file from the disc to the hard disk of your computer are as follows:

1. Load the disc into the CD-ROM drive, and the computer will read the CD-ROM data.

2. You can see that the disk reading information is "0 bytes available, a total of 0 bytes", and you can "open" to view the data of the disc by right-clicking.

3. After "opening", you can see the internal data of the disc, the size of the data is 1kb at this time, it is still useless to copy this data, this part of the audio cda file.

<>5. Click "Start Rail Grab", the CD Rail Grabbing interface will pop up, and set the configuration of the Rail Grabbing as needed.

6. Click "Start Scraping" to start extracting the data in the CD.

7. Wait for the CD to finish. The data of the CD can be found in the storage address of the configuration of the track, and it can be used at this time, that is, the data in the CD is extracted.

Copy the disc image file from Ultroiso and load it with its own virtual drive.

First, put the CD into the computer.

<> 3. Then click "Switch to Library" in the upper right corner.

4. Then in the "**Library", select "Rip CD".

5. Then the computer is ripping the CD

6. Finally, the ripping is completed, find the location of the file, and copy it.

Direct copying.

Or use software to import mirror files.

Perfect**CD Burn:

Software: Nero format factory (or other conversion software).

Hardware: CD *** burner CD disc.

Method:1Open the "Format Factory" and convert all the original footage in different formats into "high quality", with a bitrate of 320kbps, 3 layers of compression, and save it in a folder for later use.

A CD can prepare about 18-20 songs.

2.Put a blank CD in the recorder tray (you can't use *** CD).

3.Open Nero and select "CD" in the disc category in the upper right corner.

4.Select Audio Make Audio Disc.

5.Click "Add". Find the folder saved on your hard drive, open it, select the audio material, and click "Add". If the capacity indicator bar below appears red, it means that the added files exceed the allowed capacity of the disc, and you want to delete some files until no red appears.

6.Click on an audio file in blue, hold down the left button to move it up and down, and adjust the order of the audio files. Click "Completed".

7.Tick the box before "normalize all audio files". Click "Next".

8.Select the current recorder, write speed, and number of copies burned.

9.Click "Burn".

2.It is best not to exceed 6 times the burning speed, otherwise it is easy to have the problem of "stuck".

3.The first step of conversion is to unify the format and quality of the material, and it can be omitted. Due to the different materials, the format may also be different, even if it is a *** format, it is also divided into 2 layers of compression and 3 layers of compression.

Therefore, it is better to use conversion software to convert the format uniformly, and then add and burn it more securely.

If you use "Disc Burner Master" to burn **CD discs, it is also very easy, just follow the items on the interface at each step.

Hello netizens, if the disc data is not write protected, it is generally the same as the copy action of the hard disk on the computer.

Under "My Computer", right-click the drive letter of the optical drive (which has been placed in the source disk), select Copy, and then right-click in the destination folder under the drive letter of a hard disk, and select Paste, to copy all the contents of the disc to the destination folder.

You first put the disc into the computer, then open my computer and there is a driver in it, copy, paste, and that's it!

It's okay to copy it normally.,Copy the content on the CD or *** first.,And then paste it to the computer D、E、F disk.。

Well, CD is generally used with the Windows Media Player that comes with the system *** can be copied directly, but because the specific operation is different, so you'd better describe in detail what the disk is