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I'm a technophobe not technophile. Yes, CDs inserted are ejected not kept in a higher speed & set to be imported.
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But I can't tell if this is a PC, iMac or what?
If a machine just ejects CDs on its own, this is not usually an iTunes issue but a failing drive.
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& all of a sudden these are all the regular commercial audio pressings.
Cheaper to replace it myself and cheaper than a new laptop. There are some that cringe at this but I wonder if I'll get a deal on a laptop with a bum DVD drive someday?
Bob
that question is kinda strange as it does not explain what you are trying to do or what is actually happening.
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