A better way would be to convert the CDs to MP3 with your computer and put them on a flash drive, which you can use with your car’s USB port.

Normally, many people who purchase CDs may not see the need to download MP3 copies of their CDs and may instead make rips for themselves if they want to listen to them on their computer or on ...

Got too many CDs about the place? Create a music server filled with their contents and listen to them anywhere.

Our MP3 player will be able to copy MP3's off a data CD and store them onto the built on hard drive. The MP3 Player will be able to retrieve the songs from the hard drive and play them for the ...

I just read on a German website how to beat the copy protection scheme on the new audio discs that won't read in a computer, such as Celine Dion's new disc. Apparently, there's an outer ring of ...

A Princeton University student has published instructions for disabling the new anticopying measures being tested on CDs by BMG--and they're as simple as holding down a computer's Shift key.

The copy-protection measure is aimed to prevent people from "ripping" digital copies of the single into MP3 format, or "burning" them onto a CD-recordable.

Critics are keeping tabs on CDs rumored to carry anti-copy protections and asking consumers to return discs as defective if they have such technology installed.

The music industry is now testing different copy protection systems on mass market chart CDs, with copies of NSync’s Celebrity on the Zomba label being sold in at least three different versions ...

Seems Sony is going through something of a change of heart recently: following its decision to support MP3 in its audio players comes news that, in Japan at least, Sony Music Entertainment is ...