--- In exs-users@yahoogroups.com, Eli Krantzberg <elik@v...> wrote: > > On Jul 19, 2004, at 4:40 PM, sam sutton wrote: > > > Not quite EXS related but..do u happen to know a good way to extract > > audio > > or WAVs off of CD to import in to Logic as Audio. I used to do it in > > OS 9 on > > 'Toast' 'extract' but this is not a feature of OS X. Any ideas? > > Sam Sutton > > Hi Sam, > > I wondered the same thing when I first switched to OS X. I quickly > realized that the functionality is built into the CD driver now. So > just double click the CD icon and drag the tracks to your desktop or > hard drive; and they will be extracted there. > > One thing though; check the permissions on the newly created files > after you do this. I'm not sure how the permissions are "governed" with > this new functionality. I have found that sometimes I need to set them > myself and sometimes I don't. And I haven't quite figured out the cause > and effect that determines which specific circumstances warrant going > in and setting them manually. Maybe it's got to do with which drive I > extract them to; I'm not certain. > > And if you extract a bunch into a specific folder; you can of course > change the permissions for all the files at once by selecting the > folder icon and doing it from there, and clicking the option that > applies the permissions to all of the folder's contents. > > > > -------- > Eli Krantzberg > http://www.nightshiftorchestra.com > Almat Productions Why not use iTunes? This way you get the track names as well. Matt Miller http://www.millertone.com
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Re: [EXS] [OT] Extract audio
2004-07-20 by mandcmiller
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