Well, if you need the Apple CD Audio Player program, I can send it to you. However, I doubt that's your problem. If the computer refuses to recognize the disc when you put it in, there's probably something wrong at the system level. Check your Extension Manager. In addition to having an "Apple CD/DVD Driver" extension, I have one called "Foreign File Access" which allows the computer to recognize several non-Mac formats (including Audio CDs). I've discovered before that if I disable this extension, my computer won't recognize any Audio CDs that are put in. (Disclaimer: In on OS 8.6. Can anyone verify that 9.x uses the same extentions?) If that extention is there and looks active, you will probably need to try reinstalling it or looking for Preferences to delete. As a last resort, there's always the System re-install. Good luck. Nevin >I upgraded my OS to 9.2.2 last year, and have not had any occasion to listen >to a CD on my computer since. Now that I want to both listen and copy one, >my computer says the disc is unrecognizable. With OS9.0, I was able to both >listen and copy (in fact, I was able to both listen and copy the ones which >now won't work), so I will assume this is something that needs updated. >However, when I go to the Apple site, I can find nothing concerning Apple CD >Audio Player except that iTunes is now replacing it.