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From: Random Junk <jsd@gamespot.com>
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Subject: digital audio extraction
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is there a program which will digitally extract a track from a red
book audio CD into an AIFF or WAV file?  most modern CD-ROM drives
support this.

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Jon Drukman      jsd@gamespot.com             SpotMedia Communications
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