I used to use Windows Media Player (version 10) to rip my CDs, so I set the Tools/Options for ripping in WMP to "rip inserted CD." I now use other software for ripping, so I have turned this feature off in WMP.
However, WMP does not recognise this. Whenever I insert a CD, WMP opens and starts to rip it, meaning that I have to close it down every time.
Anyone had this bug before?
simes69 0 Newbie Poster
caperjack 875 I hate 20 Questions Team Colleague
I used to use Windows Media Player (version 10) to rip my CDs, so I set the Tools/Options for ripping in WMP to "rip inserted CD." I now use other software for ripping, so I have turned this feature off in WMP.
However, WMP does not recognise this. Whenever I insert a CD, WMP opens and starts to rip it, meaning that I have to close it down every time.
Anyone had this bug before?
Have you tried ,going to mycomputer .right click on the cdrom /properties/ayto play ,in the drop down list choose music cd and check off to take no action .!!:)
Daladar 0 Newbie Poster
If you're using Windows Vista, go to Control Panel, and use the Auto-Play there. Do as he said, set things to Take No Action, and it'll fix things. :3
Bob_180_Bob 41 Posting Virtuoso
Hi,
Try, open "WMP" click the small down arrow in the "RIP" tab, select "More options", uncheck "Rip CD when inserted"
crunchie 990 Most Valuable Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
If you're using Windows Vista, go to Control Panel, and use the Auto-Play there. Do as he said, set things to Take No Action, and it'll fix things. :3
Hi,
Try, open "WMP" click the small down arrow in the "RIP" tab, select "More options", uncheck "Rip CD when inserted"
Try finding Vista when the OP posted guys :icon_rolleyes:
12-02-05, 7:51 pm
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