So you clicked on the arrow in the first pic, you should have gotten the second pic and if you click on the ADD button, you will get the third pic, and from there you choose your location that you want your music.
I can't speak for WMP12, as I have not ripped with it, but Exact Audio Copy is far superior to any prior WMP as a ripper, especially if your CD's are less than pristine.
And just because you rip with something different wouldn't mean you would have to delete WMP. You could still use it for everything else that it does. EAC is basically just a ripper/tagger, whereas WMP aspires to be a complete media manager.
I have 5 different programs that are capable of ripping CD's, but I only rip with EAC. If your CD's are spotless, then it's not as big a deal what ripper you use....then it comes down to which codec you want, etc....but that's a debate for another thread.
To Derekimo - The Music Library box does not open so there is nothing to add. I nyour last message, only the first pic appears. The second two do not appear.
What happens when you click Organize> Manage Libraries> Music ?
Try the same thing, but from the Windows Explorer.
Open the Explorer and right click Music under the Library tree entries and Properties. Click include a folder and choose. Make sure WMP12 is CLOSED before you do this. After you finish, open WMP, wait for it to update the library, you'll see "Updating library" at the bottom of the window, when it finishes go into rip settings again and see if the same directory you previously added is there... It should be.
dumb question. What is windows explorer and how do I find it, how do I get into it?
Sopolias Falst - I found explorer and I got to the 'chose' part but what do I 'chose'?
Click on include folder, and then select "my music" folder, then click include folder at the bottom. then you have a location for your music and will now be able to rip.
I tried the last idea and it did not work either.
Is there a way to uninstall wmp and reinstall?
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