If you read the comments on that page, several people recommended disabling autostart on your CD/DVD drive on a PC. If the disk doesn't autostart, the software doesn't run, and you can, apparently, then play the music tracks without problems.
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Originally Posted by Chris T
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Originally Posted by punky
And you know, this copy protection is completely useless. Just play it on a regular CD player, run the output to the PC's line in, and voila, MP3'd  You can probably do it all on a PC, if you get a sound card eavesdropper. Something like Wiretap on Macs, but the Windows equivilent. |
http://audacity.sourceforge.net 
For Windoze and Mac. |
A friend of mine whose opinion I value recommended Audacity to me, so I suspect it must be good. However, I've always used
Audiograbber, which can also rip music from a line input. It's been freeware again for nearly two years now.