Microstudio will do it, www.mtu.com There's a free demo to see if your cd burner can read cd+g and use the full version. If it does, you can also record a back up copy of your original cd+g with the full version or play your disks on the PC.
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CD-G Player By: Dave (03/15/2000 - 07:23)
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Re: CD-G Player
Microstudio will do it, www.mtu.com
There's a free demo to see if your cd burner
can read cd+g and use the full version.
If it does, you can also record a back up
copy of your original cd+g with the full
version or play your disks on the PC.