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== Software Needed == | == Software Needed == | ||
+ | * CDRWIN by [https://secure.goldenhawk.com Golden Hawk Technologies] | ||
+ | ** Version 3.9g is used in this tutorial | ||
+ | * MP3+g Toolz [http://www.activeaspsoftware.net Active Asp Softeware] | ||
+ | ** Version 2.0.9 is used in this tutorial | ||
== Steps == | == Steps == | ||
+ | *''' Rip the CD+G to your hard drive using CDRWIN''' | ||
+ | ** Click the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" icon ''See Fig 1.'' [[image:cdrwin_disc-track-sectors-icon.jpg|thumb|200px|right|Fig 1. CDRWIN "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" Icon]] this brings up the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" Dialog box ''see Fig 2.'' [[image:cdrwin_disc-track-sectors-dialog.gif|thumb|200px|right|Fig 2. CDRWIN "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" Dialog Box]] [[image:karaokefilenaming.gif|thumb|200px|right|Fig 3. Karaoke File Naming]] | ||
+ | ** Select the "Select Tracks" radio button | ||
+ | ** In the "Image Filename" text box type the path where you want the files to be saved | ||
+ | ** Select the tracks you want to extract | ||
+ | ** "Reading Options" section the make sure that CD+G is Checked | ||
+ | ** Then click the "START" button | ||
+ | *** This creates individual "bin" files for each song | ||
− | * | + | * Manually rename each bin file to something which makes sense. Read the "Naming Conventions" section below, see fig 3. |
− | * | + | |
+ | * '''Convert the resulting bin to zip files using MPG+G Toolz''' | ||
+ | ** On the menu select File/"Bin to Zip" | ||
+ | ** Browse to folder conatining the bin files. | ||
+ | ** Click the "Options" button and make sure that the "Rename Files in Zip to Zip Filename" check box is selected | ||
+ | ** Close the Options Dialog box | ||
+ | ** Click the Start Button and wait | ||
+ | |||
+ | If everything worked out correctly you should have a folder with some zip files in it. Inside each individual zip file are two files am MP3 file and a CDG file. Most Karaoke players know how to play the zip. | ||
To be continued | To be continued |
Revision as of 16:50, 3 April 2006
Contents
How to rip a Karaoke Disk (CD+G)
There are many methods of ripping a karaoke CD+G I will list my prefered method.
I prefer the zipped mp3+g format as it saves a lot of hard drive space.
! Before you Begin !
- If you don't already have one, buy a Plextor CD-RW. Many CDRWs will not read or write a CD+G properly, all Plextor drives do.
- Make sure you have plenty of free hard drive space as the conversion process may need over a gig per CD+G
Software Needed
- CDRWIN by Golden Hawk Technologies
- Version 3.9g is used in this tutorial
- MP3+g Toolz Active Asp Softeware
- Version 2.0.9 is used in this tutorial
Steps
- Rip the CD+G to your hard drive using CDRWIN
- Click the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" icon See Fig 1. this brings up the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" Dialog box see Fig 2.
- Select the "Select Tracks" radio button
- In the "Image Filename" text box type the path where you want the files to be saved
- Select the tracks you want to extract
- "Reading Options" section the make sure that CD+G is Checked
- Then click the "START" button
- This creates individual "bin" files for each song
- Manually rename each bin file to something which makes sense. Read the "Naming Conventions" section below, see fig 3.
- Convert the resulting bin to zip files using MPG+G Toolz
- On the menu select File/"Bin to Zip"
- Browse to folder conatining the bin files.
- Click the "Options" button and make sure that the "Rename Files in Zip to Zip Filename" check box is selected
- Close the Options Dialog box
- Click the Start Button and wait
If everything worked out correctly you should have a folder with some zip files in it. Inside each individual zip file are two files am MP3 file and a CDG file. Most Karaoke players know how to play the zip.
To be continued
Naming Conventions
A good standard to follow when naming the zip files is as follows.
disk-track-artist-song.zip
where:
- disk is the disk number
- track is the track number
- artist is the artist name using last name first, comma seperated names and "The" placed after name
- example: Stewart, Rod
- example: Beatles, The
- song is the Song Title
Example:
Dk003-11-Sinatra, Frank-I've Got You Under My Skin.zip
If you follow this naming conventions for all your CD+G ripping then it will be a lot easier to import and catalog your songs into a database.