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dortmunder
16-Apr-09, 19:39
Here's a screenshot of my Media Player settings:
http://img211.imagevenue.com/loc472/th_07023_rip_122_472lo.jpg (http://img211.imagevenue.com/img.php?image=07023_rip_122_472lo.jpg)
So why in tarnation does every CD I insert start to rip??
Many thanks to anyone with the answer.

EDDIE
16-Apr-09, 23:00
were its highlighted rip have u tried clicking on the now playing tab and see if it take u off the rip mode in the media player? failing that there is always the last resort and that would be to unistall and re install windows media player

dortmunder
17-Apr-09, 20:22
Thanks Eddie but there's no joy from the Now Playing tab. Uninstall/reinstall? Don't know that you can do that - WMP came bundled with Vista and it's not in the list of programs that CAN be uninstalled (if you know what I mean).

EDDIE
17-Apr-09, 22:52
Well have you tried going into the control panel look at the hardware and sound icon then below it in small writing it says play cd or media automatically click on that and there is settings in there that will make a blank cd automatically burn u can change the settings.

mrsmo
18-Apr-09, 08:35
Go into WMP click on tools menu
select options this opens up box with lots of different tabs at top
select rip music
down the page a bit look for Rip CD when inserted
click on Only when in rip tab.

Hope this helps, just dont click on Rip tab unless you want to rip the disk.

dortmunder
18-Apr-09, 08:40
Thanks folks but it's a different solution altogether and seems to be a Vista thing. Here's what cures the problem:-
http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vistamedia/thread/8a6efe9e-9926-4afd-a1ae-8f978f44fde9

Spacemonkey
18-Apr-09, 08:41
Hi,

Try right clicking on the "rip" tab in media player and then selecting "more options".

This should open a control panel with a number of tabs, make sure the "rip music" tab is selected. There should be a bit that says "rip cd when inserted" and a tick box next to it, de-select this (remove tick) and then close.

This should sort you out, I hope.

mrsmo
18-Apr-09, 08:46
Well thats handy to know!! We can learn something new everyday. :lol:

Spacemonkey
18-Apr-09, 08:56
Sorry mrsmo.

I type slowly, your reply must've came up while I was still pecking away at the keyboard.

oh well.