As an owner of many music cds I try to make some of my favorite. For some reason the most of the programs used makes a request for LICENSING. Is possible to burn this music passing through this process??? Any sugestions??? Saludos NIMA
so what is it you're trying to do...convert audio CDs to mp3s? or burn audio files on your computer to an audio CD???
so you want to burn wav files to an audio CD? There is no licensing involved in that process...what software are you using? Any burning app like Nero or Roxio can easily create an audio CD from any type of audio file.
Software like Nero, Roxio & Win Media Player indicate that this material is protected and they can't handling protected files. Any idea??? Saludos
they say that your wav files are protected? are you sure they are wave files, and not some compressed format with DRM copy protection? because uncompressed wave files don't contain any licences or DRM.
TO BE MORE SPECIFIC ABOUT THE MESSAGE I AM INCLUDING COPY OF IT "A license is required to play this file The file you are trying to play was ripped (copied) from an audio CD. During the ripping process, the file was "protected." This limits the number of computers on which the file can be played. To play the file on this computer, you must download a license (a process known as "license migration"). A license acts an electronic key that allows you to "unlock" a protected file and play it. To download a license for this file, click Download License. Notes: Microsoft keeps track of the number of license migrations that have been performed for this content. Microsoft does not collect any contact information (such as your name, address, telephone number, or e-mail address) to perform the migration. For more information about the information that is sent to Microsoft, see the Privacy Statement.
you most definately do not have a wave file. whatever software you have used to rip your cd has converted the wave file to a compressed file with DRM on it. re-rip the CD you have with EAC by following the guide in my sig below