Windows 10: How do I copy a CD track to MP3/4 so it can be attached to a message?

How do I copy a CD track to MP3/4 so it can be attached to a message?

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Making a duplicate copy an MP3 CD

• Open Windows File Explorer
• Create a folder on your hard drive
• Copy the MP3 files from the CD into the folder
• Remove the original MP3 cD
• Insert a blank CD
• Copy the files from the new folder onto the blank CD
• Burn the CD

 

Copy audio tracks from CD to hard drive

Insert the audio CD, open Windows Media Player and Rip the tracks.

http://www.dummies.com/how-to/content/how-to-rip-cds-in-windows-10.html

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-in/windows/rip-music-from-cd#rip-music-from-cd=windows-7

Simply copying the tracks to a location would just create shortcut to the audio "track". you need to rip them and convert to mp3 or wma.

 

TRACK LISTS in E51

Hi,



I had created several TRACK LISTS by adding MP3 files one by one and used them for some time. (The MP3 files were stored on a memory card.)



(Media --> Music Player --> Music Library --> Track Lists.)



These personal Track Lists have suddenly disappeared. (I DIDN’T delete them.)

All I see now as Track Lists is “Most played tracks”, “Recent Tracks” and “Recent Additions”; the Track Lists that I made are not shown



Four Questions:



1. Is there a way to restore the lost Track Lists?



2. How can one create TRACK LISTS and prevent their “disappearance”?



3. Is it possible to COPY PLAYLISTS from Windows Media Player (WMP) to TRACK LISTS in E51?

(The SYNC tool in WMP copies files but does not copy PLAYLISTS.)



4. Is there a shorter method to make a TRACK LIST than by playing MP3 files and adding them one by one to a particular TRACK LIST?

(E.g., I would like to make a TRACK LIST from all the files in a particular File Directory.(



Thank you for your help.



W.