Sound Choice - AGAIN

[seawolf67]

Even with the removal of the cloq protection, the newer SC discs cannot be copied or imported. Since by law we are entitled to make backup copies for our own protection (we keep the originals in a safe place & use the copies whenever possible), SC has in reality infringed on my right to protect my investment. I understand why they think it necessary to keep "pirates" from creating custom CD+G's, but there must be a way for us to copy/clone for backup/archival purposes.

Anyone out there got an answer????

[kj n texas]

I have not encountered any problems importing or backing-up the latest disc by this manufacturer. All tracks, except for the last track, were a straight shot. You will need to use the "multisession extraction technique" for the last track on these disc.

Good luck,

kj n texas

[mlepine]

Originally Posted by seawolf67

Even with the removal of the cloq protection, the newer SC discs cannot be copied or imported. Since by law we are entitled to make backup copies for our own protection (we keep the originals in a safe place & use the copies whenever possible), SC has in reality infringed on my right to protect my investment. I understand why they think it necessary to keep "pirates" from creating custom CD+G's, but there must be a way for us to copy/clone for backup/archival purposes.

Anyone out there got an answer????

Have you tried with Microstudio or another software? Micro will do it but MOST other software can't even see the audio track on a SC disk!!

[bobcox- with the Lord]

Answers to multisession are all over forum, just search for multisession. they real are not a problem when you use micro-studio.Bob

[swany]

Guess the best bet is to buy your music from chartbusters or top hits. Karaoke freedom has all sound choice and they can be backed up.

[nashjar]

I'm having problems with some Sound Choice CDs as well. One of them is labeled as Media Clog, others are not.

I can use the Import Track function in Microstudio to import all but the last track. It sees that track, and attempts to import it, but fails immediately upon attempting to write that track, leaving a 0 kb file in my directory.

I've been able to use the Import Track function to 'copy' all of my copy-protected CDs with the exception of some Sound Choice.

Any ideas on how to get this last track?

I have been reading the forums for the last few hours and found numerous posts discussing this issue, but the fix does not work for a few of my discs.

[Digital Party]

Chartbuster is also using the multisession format.