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While the new Windows 11 Media Player (simply called "Media Player") didn't launch with the ability to rip CDs, Microsoft has since added this feature back. This allows you to digitize your physical CD collection directly into your Windows music library. [Update] You can also use this DVD ripper software to rip DVD to MP4 MP3 and more: https://bit.ly/45bykjm Support 99-title DVDs. You can read the writeup of the ripping music CDs with Windows Media Player process on our website. https://onlinecomputertips.com/support-categories/windows/rip-cds-windows11-media-player/ **UPDATE** - Windows Media Player now has the MP3 option for ripping. This video covers how to access the ripping tool, configure your audio quality settings, and manage your file metadata. 0:00 - Introduction: Finding the new "Media Player" app 0:25 - Step 1: Navigating to the "Audio CD" section 0:40 - Step 2: Configuring rip settings (Format and Bitrate) 1:00 - Step 3: Managing the save location and music library 1:15 - Step 4: Editing album info and adding cover art 1:30 - Step 5: Starting the ripping process 2:00 - Verification: Checking your music folder for the new files Step-by-Step Instructions: 1 - Open Media Player: Search for "Media Player" in the Start menu. Note that this is different from the "Windows Media Player Legacy" app. 2 - Insert CD: Place your music CD into your computer's disc drive. In the Media Player sidebar, click on Audio CD. 3 - Configure Settings: Before ripping, click the Ellipsis (...) button at the top right for Rip Settings. * Format: Select your preferred audio format (e.g., AAC, WMA, FLAC, or ALAC). Note: At the time of this video, MP3 was not a direct option in the new app. * Bitrate: Choose your quality level, up to 320kbps for the best sound. Click Save if you make any changes. 4 - Edit Metadata: If the CD information doesn't appear automatically, click Edit info. Here you can manually enter the Artist, Album name, Year, and Genre, or even upload custom cover art. 5 - Rip the CD: Click the Rip CD button. The app will begin converting each track into a digital file. 6 - Locate Your Files: By default, your music will be saved in your system's Music folder (C:\Users[YourName]\Music). If the CD lacked metadata, the folder may be named "Unknown Artist," and you may need to rename the tracks manually. 🎓 Step up your skills with our online training courses: http://madeeasytraining.com 📘 Get our book "Windows 11 Made Easy" on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09HFXWXRY 🚀 Master your software and hardware with our latest tech tips: https://onlinecomputertips.com 📚 Explore our full library of tech and computer books: https://www.madeeasybookseries.com/home #Windows11 #MediaPlayer #RipCD #MusicLibrary #DigitizeMusic #OnlineComputerTips

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