cd audio stream for windows

Hi, I'm an undergraduate student working on a project that involves CD sampling stations for music stores. A part of the system requires a modified CD ripper/grabber that will not only grab the CD tracks into mp3 files, but will also store information regarding the CD into the database as well as upload the mp3 files to a file server.

I've done all the database queries successfully, but I'm stuck with the actual track ripping. I'm using Tritonus' CDDA extractor as a basis, but it only works for Linux and I'm aiming to make the system run completely on Windows (except maybe for the servers).

Can anyone tell me how to use the CDDA protocol in a Java program to open audio streams from CDs in a windows xp environment? Or if that's not possible, is there an alternative way to open an audio stream from a CD using Java on Windows?

Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

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gotdalife

[960 byte] By [gotdalifea] at [2007-11-26 13:47:10]
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Dude, I have exactly the same problem. I'm searching for a very simple Java program that rips CDs, but this tritonus thing doesn't work. I have found JRipper and aTunes, but their code is just too huge to me for understand and have a small program.

Can anyone tell me where can I find a small programm in Java, for Windows, that extracts files from CDs and turns them MP3s?

Jeez, I haven't noticed how old this thread was. Am I that hopeless?

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