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From the Action drop-down list, choose how you want to extract 

audio: 

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Choose Read by track and select each track you want to
extract. Each track is extracted to a new track in your project.

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Choose Read entire disc to extract the current CD to a single
file.

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Choose Read by range and enter a starting time and ending

time (or a starting time and length). The time range is
extracted to a new track in your project.

Click Play to preview your selection. In order to preview, your CD
drive’s audio output must be connected to your sound card, or
you can connect headphones to the front of the CD drive.

Click the MusicID button if you want to obtain CD information 

using Gracenote MusicID. 

If CD information is not available, you can click the CD Info button 
to display a dialog box where you can edit the CD information and 
submit it for inclusion in the Gracenote Media Database. For more 
information, see 

From the Speed drop-down list, choose the speed at which you want to extract audio. 

Click OK. The Save As dialog appears. 

Enter a file name and choose a location for the new file(s). 

 Extracted tracks can be automatically named for you. From the Options menu, choose Preferences, and on the General tab, select 

the Autoname extracted CD tracks check box. For more information, see 

Click Save to start extracting audio. 

CD data extraction begins and a progress meter is displayed. If the file is longer than 30 seconds, the Beatmapper™ Wizard appears. 

Use the Beatmapper Wizard or choose to open the file as a one-shot. The extracted file is added to a track. For more information, see 

You can also double-click a CDA file in the Explorer window (or drag it to the track view) to extract a CD track without opening the 
Extract Audio from CD dialog. 

If ACID can access information about a track or CD (either from the file or CD itself, or from a local cache), it automatically reads and 
displays this information when you insert a CD or browse your computer. However, if this information is not available, the software can 
retrieve information over the Internet from Gracenote MusicID. 

Once ACID obtains information from Gracenote MusicID, it is saved to a local cache so the information displays more quickly the next 
time the tracks are displayed. 

If the software cannot connect to the Gracenote Media Database and the appropriate CD information is not available on your computer, 

the tracks are simply listed numerically. In this case, you can edit CD information and submit it to the Gracenote Media Database. 

GETTING STARTED 

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