Rip Multi CDs in iTunes at once (repost, sorry)


  1. Posts : 68
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
       #1

    Rip Multi CDs in iTunes at once (repost, sorry)


    I posted this, then thought I had solved it, but what I thought was ripping multi CDs at once was just setting up multi CDs to be ripped, one at a time.

    Windows 7 Home Prem 32. I can't find out my iTunes version but it's the latest from the apple store, as of yesterday.

    So I had a crashed PC, set up a new system and installed 3 DVD recorders into to it to be able to do 3 CDs at once, which I thought I had done last time.

    (Just a digression. I also thought I was going to have to import multiple DVDs as well, which was the real time -user...BUT FOUND I HAD THEM ALL BACKED UP AND WAS ABLE TO RESTORE THEM!)...However.

    So yeah. Can I import more than one CD into iTunes at once, and if not, can I rip to my iTunes music folder/subfolder for each album and then somehow "register them with iTunes?

    Thanks for any help.
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  2. Posts : 8,135
    Windows 10 64 bit
       #2

    I've never seen any method of ripping more than one CD at a time, regardless of the program. I can't do it with iTunes. I can't do it with Audiograbber (my CD ripper program).

    I can burn to multiple discs at the same time with Nero BurningROM, but even when the program verifies the burned data its done sequentially.
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  3. Posts : 68
    Windows 7 Home Premium 32bit
    Thread Starter
       #3

    OK. Thanks.

    You seem to have to explored the areas that I am traversing (and have dealt with more) But success matches yours and I thank you.

    I seriously remember being able to multi rip multi at least DVDs in parallel....

    QUOTE=fireberd;3027146]I've never seen any method of ripping more than one CD at a time, regardless of the program. I can't do it with iTunes. I can't do it with Audiograbber (my CD ripper program).

    I can burn to multiple discs at the same time with Nero BurningROM, but even when the program verifies the burned data its done sequentially.[/QUOTE]
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