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=> GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: on December 06, 2006, 01:16:00 pm
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I finally got stuck with one of those Sony buggy CD's, (The Stranglers). I know I shouldn't rip it in my windows based computer. But is it safe to rip it into my PD Hercules Jukebox stand -alone shelf unit?
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I sometimes connect this shelf unit to the computer to update the unit's software jukebox program.
I need help! (No wisecracks!)
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yer safe. the Hercules doesn't run WinXP, so it has no registry to f*ck up.
your computer sees the herc as an external drive. if you wanna be supa-paranoid, disconnect the 'puter from the herc before rippin'.
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Originally posted by sweetcell:
yer safe. the Hercules doesn't run WinXP, so it has no registry to f*ck up.
your computer sees the herc as an external drive. if you wanna be supa-paranoid, disconnect the 'puter from the herc before rippin'.
I wouldn't do that while ripping, but are you CERTAIN that a USB connecttion to the device to update it's playlist (after ripping) won't do any damage? My computer also has a program installed in order too connect to the PD Jukebox. Sorry if I sound lame, but I'm no techie...that's my wife's job.
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Which Stranglers CD is it? Because I don't see one of their titles on the list of CDs with the XCP or MediaMax software. Is it an import per chance?
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EMI imports would probably be protected.
Anyway, disable auto-start and keep it disabled. Auto-start is now a security flaw and it behooves anyone running Windows to disable it.
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Originally posted by kosmo vinyl:
Which Stranglers CD is it? Is it an import per chance?
Yes, import. I knew the price was too good to be worth it. It plays okay on my car's CD player.
linky (http://www.amazon.com/Black-White-Rattus-Norvegicus-Stranglers/dp/B00008LE2D/sr=1-50/qid=1165427343/ref=sr_1_50/103-5749251-9125419?ie=UTF8&s=music)
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Originally posted by beetsnotbeats:
Anyway, disable auto-start and keep it disabled. Auto-start is now a security flaw and it behooves anyone running Windows to disable it.
And how do I disable that?
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Copy Control is a different beast it doesn't actually install software on anything, merely tries to fool Windoze computers. Since this is a non windows device you will be fine.
Wikipedia on Copy Control (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Copy_Control)
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Thanks everyone for the sage advice.
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