Cd+g

[barnyboot]

Hi to all the Members out there, I need some help burning
CD+G files. I have ripped some CD+g's to the hard drive using CDR win 3.9 E..... when I burn them using CDR win 3.9 E
I have no graphics ... Or the words just sound :(
I have version CDR win 3.9E on a demo and CDR win 5.0 full paid for :)
I cant find out how to burn CD+G with 5.0 no help files.
so I used the demo version 3.9 E
when I ripped them I checked the box for CD+G file format also when I went to burn them I checked the box load tracks CD+G then I added tracks ...compute time ... then when I looked I had the tracks in a bin file... they burnt ok on 1X but no words
does any one know how to burn these tracks and get words on screen
I did copy these discs with Clone CD 4.1.0.1 and they are working great but why I ask is because I have downloaded around 100 songs in zip files many of them are Sunfly and I want to be able to burn these songs and have words.

[barnyboot]

How to rip a CD+G disc to your hard drive

This “How To” will walk you through the basic steps to rip tracks from a CD+G disc to your PC hard drive

This walk through is for people using CDRWIN i Used 39.E-E

This walk through is NOT meant for MULTI-SESSION rips

Click the icon to open the program
A window should open on your desktop

Next click the Extract Disc/Tracks/Sectors button


#1 – Mark the Select Tracks Option

#2 – If you have more than on CD ROM drive, make sure the one that has the CDG cd in it is in the window (note: not all CD ROMS will read CDG format, please refer to bottom of this post

#3 - Select a folder on your drive to save the files to (note: this walk through is burning an entire disc and therefore named the file with the CD list number followed by a” –“ mark

#4 – This is where the tracks on the CD will be listed for you to select from (more on that further down)

#5 – Make sure to make BOTH the RAW and the CD+G boxes

#6 – To help get clean useable rips, the general rule of thumb for speed settings is one half the maximum burn speed of your drive, i.e. if you have a 4 speed burner, rip at 2X…8 speed rip at 4X….12 speed rip at 6X …etc.

#7 – Mark the Name Files Sequentially option for the program to number the tracks as they are on the disc (note: having the file name as the list number “SC2100-“ then you will have finished files named SC2100-01, SC2100-02, SC2100-03 etc)

Now Click the Select All button


There should now be black circles around each of the red track numbers listed

Click the START button at the lower right corner and let ‘er rip!

There will be a small window that tracks the progress of each track ripped
At the end of the last track, you should get a window that says job Successfully Completed
You now have bin files on your drive that may be burned to make a copy CD+G disc or converted to MP3+G format for use on the PC and for trading/sharing


How To Burn bin files to make a CD+G disc


This file is a walk through for those who are using CDRWIN and have already ripped CD+G files to their PC drive (see How To Rip CDG basics)

You should have a folder on your drive containing the ripped tracks from the CD+G disc

Click to open CDRWIN

Next click the Record Disc button

Make sure the CDROM Recorder option is pointing to the correct drive if you have more than one CD ROM drive on your PC

Near the bottom is a Speed Setting I allways burn at Half the drive Speed Set To Half Your Drive Speed

Next click the Load Tracks button

#1 – Make sure to mark the CD+G option at the top of the window

#2 – Click the add button and surf to the folder with the bin files on your drive. Select the files to be burned and you should see a window

#1 – Double-check that the CD+G Disk Type option is marked

#2 – You should see a list of the files to be burned to the disk, click OK


Note the Cuesheet Status says successfully loaded and then check that the number of files is equal to the number of files you wanted to burn. If you are making a custom disc of tracks from different CD+G discs then also make sure the Disc Running Time is NOT more than the maximum allowed for the blank CD you are burning to.

Click Start Recording and wait for the Job Successfully Completed window

You should now have a CD+G disc, ready to be labeled and that will play in a regular karaoke deck or on your PC with the use of the correct software

What CDROM devices support CD+G (Karaoke) discs?

To backup CD+G discs, you must have one of the following recorders... USING CDRWIN

Hewlett Packard 7500 / 8100 / 8200 / 9100 / 9200
Panasonic CW-7501
Plasmon CDR4240
Plextor PX-R412C (must have firmware version 1.07)
Plextor PX-R820T / PX-W4220T / PX-W8220T)
PlexWriter 52/24/52A
PlexWriter Premium 52/32/52
PlexWriter Premium-U 52/32/52
PlexWriter 40/12/40S
PlexWriter S2410TU
PlexWriter 48/24/48U
PlexWriter 48/24/48A
PlexWriter 40/12/40U
Sony CRX100E / CRX110E / CRX120E / CRX140E / CRX140S
Yamaha All Models
All of the above recorders (except the Yamaha CDR100/CDR102, CW-7501, and CDR4240) are capable of both reading and writing CD+G discs. If you do not have a model that can read CD+G, then you will have to purchase a separate CDROM drive that has this capability.

I Was Lucky My Old 1999 Yamaha "CRW4416E" I Put in a DRAW years ago works fine both ripping and Burning on 2x nice to beable to burn your own compilation

HAVE FUN HOPE THIS HELPS