on 1/27/2003 9:32 AM, Nevin Steindam at thenevin at ameritech.net wrote: > 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. > This might be off subject and I don't feel I truly have the answer. I remember when I bought 'The Matrix' DVD back when before I upgraded from 8.1 to 8.5. And I remember you had to have that "Foreign Access File" added that was not included. I thought 8.6 and epsecially 9.x and subsequent revisions made this a thing of the past witha Audio CD being unrecognizable. This was a common problem vack then but I have never had a problem playing any AUDIO CD's in OS 9.x . I could be wrong though. I would definately check your system extensions as Nevin suggested. Rob