1 ! Before you Begin !
! Before you Begin !
If you don't already have one, buy a Plextor CD-RW. Many CDRWs will not read or write a CD+G properly, all Plextor drives do. If you can't find a Plextor, look for a LightScribe, they are also known to work.
Click the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" icon See Fig 1.
this brings up the "Exctact Disc/Tracks/Sectors" Dialog box see Fig 2.
Manually rename each bin file to something which makes sense. Read the "Naming Conventions" section below, see fig 3.
On the menu select File/"Bin to Zip"
Browse to folder conatining the bin files.
If everything worked out correctly you should have a folder with some zip files in it. Inside each individual zip file are two files am MP3 file and a CDG file. Most Karaoke players know how to play the zip.
If everything worked out correctly you should have a folder "/Users/<you>/Music/kJams/kJams Music" with some zip files in it. Inside each individual zip file are two files am MP3 file and a CDG file. Most Karaoke players know how to play the zip files.
Rip CD+G On Mac instructions from the web site.
A good standard to follow when naming the zip files is as follows.
Note the first dash has no surrounding spaces, but last two are actually "space dash space". This is the most common format. If you follow this naming conventions for all your CD+G ripping then it will be a lot easier to import and catalog your songs into a database, and it is compatible with many software karaoke players.
This page was last edited on 31 January 2011, at 20:31.