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is it possible to burn a virtual audio cd to a virtual drive using daemon tools?
i tried making an image of a blank cd-r using clone cd but it said that i cannot make an image of an empty cd. would another program do it or am i wasting my time?
i ask this, because, i need to use it as a middleman for converting .m4p files purchased from itunes to .mp3 files (i dont have an ipod, and my mp3 player doesnt support .m4p)
the best way to convert .m4p files to .mp3 is simply to burn a cd as to get the .wav files (an audio cd is just a header file with .wav files as the tracks), and then rip the cd you just burned with itunes right after, using whatever ripper you like. (.wav is lossless so there is no worry of lost quality).
now, this is all fine but i hate wasting real life cd-r's in the process as im just after the .wav files.
is there any way to burn a virtual audio cd with deamon tools?? or any other program??
i tried making an image of a blank cd-r using clone cd but it said that i cannot make an image of an empty cd. would another program do it or am i wasting my time?
i ask this, because, i need to use it as a middleman for converting .m4p files purchased from itunes to .mp3 files (i dont have an ipod, and my mp3 player doesnt support .m4p)
the best way to convert .m4p files to .mp3 is simply to burn a cd as to get the .wav files (an audio cd is just a header file with .wav files as the tracks), and then rip the cd you just burned with itunes right after, using whatever ripper you like. (.wav is lossless so there is no worry of lost quality).
now, this is all fine but i hate wasting real life cd-r's in the process as im just after the .wav files.
is there any way to burn a virtual audio cd with deamon tools?? or any other program??
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