The term "Ripping" refers to taking audio or audio-visual material from a CD or DVD and copying it onto your computer.
When you tell Windows Media Player to "Rip" something it will then copy whatever you have selected from your CD or DVD onto your computer so that you no longer need to place it into the computer's CD or DVD drive to watch/listen to it.
It means copy data (usually songs) from a CD/DVD to your computer's hard drive (or any sort of mass storage device). To rip a DVD to your computer, you should need a DVD ripping software.
Put the CD in the drive. Go to Windows Media Player. Click on Rip.
1. insert the cd 2. go to rip on windows media player 3. click start rip
No
you put a CD in your drive and click rip on there then isn't it
yes you can
It is like if your ripping songs to the song library.
yes it will! First open up windows media player. Then click on the word rip on the top of the screen.
Windows Media Player will by default rip CD's into a wma format. This can be changed to other formats. wma is a proprietary format held by Microsoft.
You could open up Windows Media Player, and insert a CD. It should show up. Then rip it (there's a button near the top of the media player). It'll end up in your library where you can play it whenever you open up Windows Media.
try uninstalling and then reinstalling it or try updating the player.
You have to rip the DVD's first before you can play them.
I know this is not very helpful but the only way I know of is to copy the songs onto a disk and then rip them them to Media Player.