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What is ripping?
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Thursday April 22, 2010
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Thursday April 22, 2010
In working with computers you're bound to hear unusual terms like URL, SMTP, FTP, buffer and many more. You may have heard of "ripping" as well. Despite the sound of the word "ripping" actually refers to copying data. Here's a
definition of ripping in computer terms.
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- The term "ripping" pertains to
- Most often the source is removable media like a CD or DVD.
- When someone tells you to "rip" your CD, they don't mean to break or tear it.
- Ripping takes the contents from the media and puts a copy of it onto your hard drive.
- Despite the sound of it, "ripping" does not hurt your CD or DVD or the material that's being ripped.
- Programs like Windows Media Player and iTunes are just two of many programs you can use to "rip" CDs and DVDs quickly and easily.
copying audio or video
from its source to a hard drive.- Most often the source is removable media like a CD or DVD.
- When someone tells you to "rip" your CD, they don't mean to break or tear it.
- Ripping takes the contents from the media and puts a copy of it onto your hard drive.
- Despite the sound of it, "ripping" does not hurt your CD or DVD or the material that's being ripped.
- Programs like Windows Media Player and iTunes are just two of many programs you can use to "rip" CDs and DVDs quickly and easily.
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