Yes it is
The reason it won't copy is because it is copyright protected. But i have no idea why it won't play
To copy a CD that is not a copy you can get a RW CD. This is a CD that can have things copied onto it.
Yes it is possible but you need other third party software to do this.
Look at http://www.secureaction.com/master-voyager/ . This program creates protected CD/DVD and includes own CD burning module..
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If you have recorded a CD of entirely your own original work (for example, you performing songs you wrote yourself), it is automatically protected by copyright. This gives you the exclusive right to copy, alter, distribute, or publicly play the CD.A CD created by someone else gives those same exclusive rights to them, so if you copy their CD, you're infringing on their rights.
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You can put the CD files on your computer and then burn it into a blank CD or buy a duplicator which makes copy's of Cd's.
If you want to copy a disk, you need a blank CD, the original CD, a programme (Nero startsmart,roxio etc.)to copy. insert a blank CD. go on Nero. go to copy CD. insert original CD. it will copy it.then insert the blank CD back and the data will be in the blank CD.
Yes You Can But does your CD drive copy CD's if it does than yes if no then no.
It sure is illeal. All movies and Music are copyright protected. Therefore any downloading is illegal.
There is no such thing as a copy protected CD. You can certainly make it more difficult to copy, but never impossible to copy. Typically, the vendor has to break compliance with the CD standard by creating illegal tables of content, over-burning, inserting dummy sectors or bad sectors, and so on, all of which can lead to playback issues. Nevertheless, all forms of CD security can be circumvented via software, allowing anyone to make legal backups under the terms of fair-usage (laws may vary from territory to territory).