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by older mycroft Accepted solution
I seem to remember that this was a sort of marketing ploy.
You run it while you're logged on, then while you watch it you are subjected to all manner of sublime advertising.
I think that's how it works.
In days of old they only worked after you had sent a mobile phone text message that included your house number and post code. You would receive a 'password' code by return (sometimes at a premium rate).
You would then be deluged with junk mail cascading through your letter box.
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There are lots of freeware and shareware programs available that will easily convert a .CDA file to any format you want.
Here's one:
http://www.soft29.com/convert/cda_converter.html
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by older mycroft Accepted solution
I only ask because most users think that codecs only apply to video.
However, since some video files are effectively a 'mini database' containing similar files [video and audio], the Codec Packs have an influence on the system compatibility for both forms of media.
Google for [b]codec pack[/b] and install one of them, then see how you go.
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