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In the right selection box you can select the read speed, and in the left one you
can select the export mode (see Configuring the CD-ROM).
CD drive options: Here you can change the settings and select the drive for
grabbing the CD if you have installed several CD drives (see also CD-ROM
drive dialog).
"Import project" dialog: The "Import project" dialog appears after you have
selected the option "Copy selected tracks". Here you can specify name and
target address of the audio files. The audio files are subsequently numbered
(name -> name_1.wav, name_1.wav).
Copy-protected audio CDs
According to the copyright act, it is forbidden to copy a CD with copy
protection. However, an owner of a CD may create a backup copy for himself.
The problem is, however, that you cannot create a copy from copy-protected
CDs because they cannot be read using a conventional PC drive. In order to
create a backup of such a copy-protected CD, you have to play it on an audio
CD player and record it as a regular analog recording via the sound card.
Drive list dialog
Tracklist: This bu
tton opens the track list dialog for copying one or multiple
tracks.
Configuration: This button opens the configuration dialog where you can make
various special settings, SCSI IDs, etc.
Reset: Restores the default settings of the drive.
Add drive: Creates a new drive entry in the list, which you may wish to adjust.
Delete drive: Deletes a selected drive from the list.
Save setup: Saves the current drive list and all configuration data in a *.cfg file.
Load setup: Loads the current drive list and all configuration data from a *.cfg
file.
The CD-ROM configuration dialog
Driv
e name: Lets you edit the name of the drive in the list. This is useful if you
create more than one entry accessing the same physical drive.
Host adapter number: Lets you specify the number of your SCSI adapter -
normally "0".