Can I copy a CD-G?

well-medicated

We have a collection of karaoke CD-Gs which gets an airing every so often. The christmas ones are out again, and I'm worried about the kids and their friends messing them up.
I was wondering if I could successfully copy these if I had access to a DVD rewriter? Can anyone advise?

Thanks in advance.

W_M

scoot1on1

have a look on this forum

http://www.audiograbber.com-us.net/boards/ubb/Forum1/HTML/004236.html

hope it helps

Donnie

Interesting.... Can you actually play these on your computer in the first place?

How to read SubCode packets on a Computer equipped with a CD-ROM drive
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"If your CD-ROM drive doesn't support this
feature, you're out of luck. If the *Driver* software that is used to
control your CD-ROM drive doesn't support this feature, you are also out of luck, although less so, since you might be able to write a new
driver, or obtain a new one. Good luck."


If it does, I would try using; http://www.alcohol-soft.com/

Little_John

The big problem with CD-G is having hardware that will read the disk in the first place and then having the hardware that will write the disk. if you have those 2 in place then just do a disk copy as sugested use alcohol 1205 for all your disk copying needs.