Extract File from CD

I've looked around but can't seem to find a way to extract an audio file from a CD. I'm certain this was possible with Audition. I assume that Soundbooth (as part of my Master Bundle)is regarded by Adobe as superior to Audition but I feel there are missing requirements. I've resorted to using 'Wavelab 6' to extract CD audio but it does seem cumbersome.

Perhaps with so many free rippers out there they didn't feel the need to include the facility.
EAC (Exact Audio Copy), CDex, VUPlayer are some that spring to mind.

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"An error occurred while extracting files from the package "BaseSystem.pkg".

Hello!
I have a
MacBookPro5,5
Prozessortyp:Intel Core 2 Duo
Prozessorgeschwindigkeit:2.26 GHz
Anzahl der Prozessoren:1
Gesamtzahl der Kerne:2
L2-Cache:3 MB
Speicher:2 GB
Busgeschwindigkeit:1.07 GHz
Boot-ROM-Version:MBP55.00AC.B03
SMC-Version (System):1.47f2
Hardware-UUID:A2DD27C4-9829-5A4D-854B-485EF8A6B20F
Problem:
I upgraded Leopard to Snow Leopard. Everything worked fine for a month. To free up disk space I deleted some of the iPhoto flders (modfied and original images). Everything worked still fine. Shut down the computer. Next day it was incredibly slow. At the same time the indexing was running. I stopped indexing, but stll slow. Every operation took minutes. I tried all the tricks that I found in the internet (repaired file permissions, repaired disk, cleared PRAM , moved big filed from desktop, etc.). After 24 full hours of trying all this I decided to erase the hard drive and reinstall, directly from the Snow Leopard Install disk, but it fails after downloading the packages. Below is the part of the log. Then I tried to use the old Leopard install DVD to reinstall Leopard, it then sais estimated time 12 hours or so and eventually crashed, spitting out a lot of "reportcrash" in the log. What is going on? I'm running out of options. Any advice? Would zeroing the hard drive help? If nothing else I plan to buy a new hard drive, since the only explanation I have is that there is a problem with the hard driven although the disk utility says it is OK. I need a bigger one anyway. Any ideas? Thank you!
Aug 16 05:17:31 localhost OSInstaller[139]: IFPKInstallElement (191 packages)
Aug 16 05:17:35 localhost OSInstaller[139]: PackageKit: ----- Begin install -----
Aug 16 05:17:35 localhost OSInstaller[139]: PackageKit: request=PKInstallRequest <191 packages, destination=/Volumes/Macintosh HD>
Aug 16 05:17:36 localhost OSInstaller[139]: PackageKit: Extracting /Volumes/Macintosh HD/Mac OS X Install Data/BaseSystem.pkg (destination=/Volumes/Macintosh HD/.OSInstallSandbox-tmp/Root, uid=0)
Aug 16 05:31:59 localhost Unknown[80]: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-24.0.1/Common/DataPool.c:116 : Error: finished pool without filling it
Aug 16 05:31:59 localhost Unknown[80]: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-24.0.1/Common/commonUtils.c: 315: Error: fh_pread -1
Aug 16 05:31:59 localhost Unknown[80]: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-24.0.1/Common/StreamCompress or.c:236: Error: write failed for /Volumes/Macintosh HD/.OSInstallSandbox-tmp/Root//System/Library/Frameworks/OpenCL.framework/Versi ons/A/Resources/runtime.amdil.bc: Invalid argument
Aug 16 05:31:59 localhost Unknown[80]: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-24.0.1/Common/StreamCompress or.c:260: Error: futimes failed for /Volumes/Macintosh HD/.OSInstallSandbox-tmp/Root//System/Library/Frameworks/OpenCL.framework/Versi ons/A/Resources/runtime.amdil.bc: Invalid argument
Aug 16 05:31:59 localhost Unknown[80]: /SourceCache/AppleFSCompression/AppleFSCompression-24.0.1/Common/StreamCompress or.c:829: Error: returning errno 22 from FinishStreamCompressorQueue
Aug 16 05:32:10 localhost OSInstaller[139]: PackageKit: Install Failed: PKG: extracting "com.apple.pkg.BaseSystem"\nError Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 UserInfo=0x12c8366a0 "An error occurred while extracting files from the package “BaseSystem.pkg”." Underlying Error=(Error Domain=BOMCopierFatalError Code=22 UserInfo=0x12e703300 "The operation couldn’t be completed. FinishStreamCompressorQueue error") {\n NSFilePath = "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/.OSInstallSandbox-tmp/Root";\n NSLocalizedDescription = "An error occurred while extracting files from the package \U201cBaseSystem.pkg\U201d.";\n NSURL = "BaseSystem.pkg -- file://localhost/Volumes/Macintosh%20HD/Mac%20OS%20X%20Install%20Data/index.pro duct";\n NSUnderlyingError = "Error Domain=BOMCopierFatalError Code=22 UserInfo=0x12e703300 \"The operation couldn\U2019t be completed. FinishStreamCompressorQueue error\"";\n PKInstallPackageIdentifier = "com.apple.pkg.BaseSystem";\n}
Aug 16 05:32:10 localhost OSInstaller[139]: install:didFailWithError:Error Domain=PKInstallErrorDomain Code=110 UserInfo=0x12c8366a0 "An error occurred while extracting files from the package “BaseSystem.pkg”." Underlying Error=(Error Domain=BOMCopierFatalError Code=22 UserInfo=0x12e703300 "The operation couldn’t be completed. FinishStreamCompressorQueue error")
Aug 16 05:32:11 localhost OSInstaller[139]: Install failed: Die Installation ist aufgrund eines Fehlers fehlgeschlagen. Wenden Sie sich an den Hersteller der Software.
Aug 16 05:32:13 localhost OSInstaller[139]: Allowing machine sleep.
Aug 16 05:32:15 localhost OSInstaller[139]: Memory statistics for 'Installation ist fehlgeschlagen' pane:
Aug 16 05:32:15 localhost OSInstaller[139]: Physical Memory Allocation: 139 MB wired, 259 MB trapped, 397 MB active, 7 MB inactive, 1246 MB free, 1650 MB usable, 2048 MB total

It sounds to me like your Internal Hard Drive is failing.
I recommend you buy a new one, that is a good candidate for replacing the old one, but install it in an External enclosure and Install a fresh Mac OS X on it from the DVD. You can boot your Mac from any attached drive.
The new System can be used to get some work done, check your emails, and takes the pressure off resolving this immediately. You can also attempt to salvage files off the old drive if needed.
Once things seem to be working, then move the new drive inside the computer. Failures at this point may be due to bad cable, which has been a problem in some of these MacBooks.
Use security erase, write Zeroes, one pass, to re-write every block on the old drive. Any block discovered to be bad will be replaced with spares the drive holds in reserve for this purpose. If more than 10 blocks are pared on one pass, "Initialization Failed!" will be the result. Although you can try the erase again, there is some question whether you want to trust this drive with your precious data.

Hi this message appears after 2 hours downloading Mavericks : an error occurred while extracting files from the package "mzps4135638417199433253.pkg"

Hi this message appears after 2 hours downloading Mavericks in App Store :
an error occurred while extracting files from the package "mzps4135638417199433253.pkg"
Same with "CMD + R"
Help...

It sounds to me like your Internal Hard Drive is failing.
I recommend you buy a new one, that is a good candidate for replacing the old one, but install it in an External enclosure and Install a fresh Mac OS X on it from the DVD. You can boot your Mac from any attached drive.
The new System can be used to get some work done, check your emails, and takes the pressure off resolving this immediately. You can also attempt to salvage files off the old drive if needed.
Once things seem to be working, then move the new drive inside the computer. Failures at this point may be due to bad cable, which has been a problem in some of these MacBooks.
Use security erase, write Zeroes, one pass, to re-write every block on the old drive. Any block discovered to be bad will be replaced with spares the drive holds in reserve for this purpose. If more than 10 blocks are pared on one pass, "Initialization Failed!" will be the result. Although you can try the erase again, there is some question whether you want to trust this drive with your precious data.

Extracting files from Portfolio - problem with outlook email created portfolios

Currently I have developed a plugin that can extract files from portfolios using:-
PDNameTree tree = PDDocGetNameTree(pdDoc, ASAtomFromString("EmbeddedFiles"));
and
PDFileAttachmentFromCosObj
But i've noticed with Outlook email created portfolios the above is PDNameTree invalid. any suggestions? is it under another atom string or something?
Thanks,
Lee.

ok, found something out here... if I close the doc using AVDocClose then re-open in the code using PDDocOpen then the PDNameTree tree = PDDocGetNameTree(pdDoc, ASAtomFromString("EmbeddedFiles")); works!!!
but now I have a problem getting the original pdf open filename.
usually can get it with below code but it's returning the Folder path + garbage instead. (this only happens with portfolios created by outlook that I have tested)
There must be a better way of doing this, any ideas? thanks, lee.
ASFile asFile = PDDocGetFile(pdDoc);
ASPathName asPathName = ASFileAcquirePathName(asFile);
char* temp = ASFileSysDIPathFromPath(ASGetDefaultFileSys(), asPathName, NULL);

Extracting file from a TAR file with java.util.zip.* classes

Is there a way to extract files from a .TAR file using the java.util.zip.* classes?
I tried in some ways but I get the following error:
java.util.zip.ZipException: error in opening zip file
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init>(ZipFile.java127)
at java.util.zip.ZipFile.<init>(ZipFile.java92)
Thank you
Giuseppe

download the tar.jar from the above link and use the sample program below
import com.ice.tar.*;
import java.util.zip.GZIPInputStream;
import java.io.*;
public class untarFiles
     public static void main(String args[]){
          try{
          untar("c:/split/20040826172459.tar.gz",new File("c:/split/"));
          }catch(Exception e){
               e.printStackTrace();
               System.out.println(e.getMessage());
     private static void untar(String tarFileName, File dest)throws IOException{
          //assuming the file you pass in is not a dir
          dest.mkdir();
          //create tar input stream from a .tar.gz file
          TarInputStream tin = new TarInputStream( new GZIPInputStream( new FileInputStream(new File(tarFileName))));
          //get the first entry in the archive
          TarEntry tarEntry = tin.getNextEntry();
          while (tarEntry != null){//create a file with the same name as the tarEntry
               File destPath = new File(
               dest.toString() + File.separatorChar + tarEntry.getName());
               if(tarEntry.isDirectory()){
                    destPath.mkdir();
               }else {
                    FileOutputStream fout = new FileOutputStream(destPath);
                    tin.copyEntryContents(fout);
                    fout.close();
               tarEntry = tin.getNextEntry();
          tin.close();
}

Extracting file from oracle repository from a shell

Hi all,
I have to extract file from a SCM configuration in a Unix AIX environment using a shell.
I can't use command line tool because I'm in a unix environment (Right?).
Is possible I think using scm api but I don't find any usefull example

Close your question here and open here
Oracle Discussion Forums » Oracle Database » Application Express

Tried to install OS X Yosemite on my MacBook. Got message that it could not be installed on my computer due to error while extracting files from package "Essentials.pkg". When i quit the installer as recommended it goes in a loop and gets stuck.

Tried to install OS X Yosemite on my MacBook. Got message that it could not be installed on my computer due to error while extracting files from package "Essentials.pkg". When i quit the installer as recommended it goes in a loop and gets stuck.

Hey corrafromlondon,
Thanks for the question. After reviewing your post, it sounds like the installer file isn't working. Have you tried deleting the installer and redownloading the installer? I would recommend that you read this article, it may be able to help you isolate or resolve the issue.
How to install OS X Yosemite on your Mac - Apple Support
you can find the Yosemite installer app in your Applications folder or Launchpad.
Thanks for using Apple Support Communities.
Have a nice day,
Mario

How do I extract files from a dvd I have already burned to re-edit back in Premiere?

I'm trying to extract the files from a dvd back to Premiere, the project was assembled with Premiere Pro 1.5, I need to re-edit that same project. The dvd is not a data disk.
Please help!!

Along with the material in Eddie's link, you might want to read over this ARTICLE by Jeff Bellune, posted in the Adobe Encore FAQ's. While it addresses getting the material into Encore for authoring, much will apply to your situation.
Personally, I use an A-D bridge (though the file structure is already in digital form) to Capture directly from my DVD player to my computer. This is for non-commercial DVD's from my clients, where the original material is no longer available.. It's quick, easy and my Capture software Exports as DV-AVI Type II, so there is no additional conversion needed. If I need to work on the Menu structure, etc., then I use a workflow similar to Jeff's, outlined in his article.
Good luck, and please follow Eddie's link,
Hunt

Extracting file from blob and storing in file system

In order to keep the database size down, I would like to run a program to execute on submit of a page containing a file upload control, which will extract the file from the blob in the db and store it in the operating system.
Any suggestions on how I can accomplish this?

I use something like this
procedure blob2file
    ( p_blob blob
    , p_directory varchar2 := 'MY_DIR'
    , p_filename varchar2 := 'my.xlsx'
is
    t_fh utl_file.file_type;
    t_len pls_integer := 32767;
begin
    t_fh := utl_file.fopen( p_directory
                          , p_filename
                          , 'wb'
    for i in 0 .. trunc( ( dbms_lob.getlength( p_blob ) - 1 ) / t_len )
    loop
      utl_file.put_raw( t_fh
                      , dbms_lob.substr( p_blob
                                       , t_len
                                       , i * t_len + 1
    end loop;
    utl_file.fclose( t_fh );
end;Anton

Can't Extract Files from System Image DVD

I recently created a Windows 7 system image onto DVD-RWs as my HDD was suspect. The HDD was replaced under warranty. When I came to restore the system image I got up to the fourth DVD and the process would not go any further (could not read the DVD).
I then tried to extract some of the more important files from the first three disks that the restore process had read successfully. I used the AttachVHD option under Computer management however for every .vhd file which I tried to attach I received a "The file or directory is corrupted anf unreadable" error message from the Virtual Disk Manager.
I also tried 7-Zip to extract files but received the message "Can not open file as archive" each time.
Can any one throw any light on why I can't read these .vfd files?

marckelli
Only last night a user went through the same situation as you are going through. Details are important. For now I am assuming that your computer is Windows 7, 8, or 8.1 64 bit. If other post immediately to let me know.
1. You need two files from Adobe, one .exe and the other .7z. If you have a 64 bit computer operating system
make sure the you see 64 in the name of the file.
2. Assure that you have antivirus and firewall disabled.
3. Right click the .exe file and select Run As Administrator. The double click the .exe to Run it. This will lead
you into the 7z which is the program.
If the desktop is not working as the destination for the Adobe Premiere Elements 12 Folder which will be present after the 7z has completed, then set it to Documents.
In the Adobe Premiere Elements 12 Folder, double click the PRE12 Folder to find the Setup.exe from which you will
install the program.
I will be back in a moment to add the link to last night's thread where we went through what you are going through now.
Make sure at the onset that you have the right files to be used with your specific operating system.
ATR
Add On...This is last night's thread on this type of issue
Premeire elements 12 will only download as files...

Executing or Extracting files from JAR

Hello all,
I've written a small application that needs to be able to launch a help file (in the form *.chm*) from a menu bar. My question/problem is one of efficiency. In order to execute the *.chm* booklet I've written code that gets the files from within the JAR as an InputStream and writes it to a directory so it can be displayed. In order for the booklet to launch properly I have to write about 12 files (stylesheets and supporting scripts) to a directory; tedious and wasteful it seems. Since a JAR file is essentially a ZIP file, shouldn't I be able to extract the files to a directory without reading and writing each file individually? Can anyone direct/show me another method of doing this? Can I launch the files from within the JAR itself? The code I am using is as follows...
InputStream helpContent=this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("appContent.chm");
BufferedReader reader=new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(helpContent));
     try{
          BufferedWriter writer=new BufferedWriter(new FileWriter("helpContent.chm"));
          while(true){
               if(!reader.ready()){
                    break;
               writer.write(reader.readLine());
          writer.flush();
          writer.close();
          reader.close();
                }This snippet of code would inevitably be run/looped for each file necessary to achieve proper output.

The extraction is working properly now. I'm implementing code based on veldhanas suggests; thank you very much Veldhanas. At first the code was throwing a FileNotFoundException on the MANIFEST file. I found that it's because while cycling through as an enumeration it wasn't picking up on the fact that the MANIFEST lies in a subdirectory of the jar itself "META-INF. To solve this problem I create the subdirectory myself via
{code}
          File metaDir=new File("./META-INF");
          metaDir.mkdir();
{code}
The code I'm implementing is as follows...
{code}
          int jarReturnValue=jarChooser.showOpenDialog(null);
          if(jarReturnValue==JFileChooser.APPROVE_OPTION){
                    //get the selected file from chooser
               jarFile=jarChooser.getSelectedFile();
                    //display the file location
               System.out.println(jarFile.toString());
               File metaDir=new File("./META-INF");
               metaDir.mkdir();
               try{
                         //new instance of a jarfile object
                    jar=new JarFile(jarFile);
                    e=jar.entries();     //store the entries within an enumeration
                         //cycle through the jarfile elements as "Enum"
                    while(e.hasMoreElements()){
                         JarEntry innerFile=(JarEntry)e.nextElement();
                         System.out.println(innerFile.toString());
                         File outputFile=new File(destDir+File.separator+innerFile.toString());
                         System.out.println(outputFile.toString());
                              //if the inner which at current iteration is dir, make dir
                         if(innerFile.isDirectory()){
                              outputFile.mkdir();
                              continue;
                              //inputstream is the file within the zip/jar to read from
                         inputStream=jar.getInputStream(innerFile);
                              //fileoutput stream is the file to create outside of the jar
                         fileOutputStream=new FileOutputStream(outputFile);
                              //while there is information to be read
                         while(inputStream.available()>0){
                                   //write the contents of the inner file to the outter file
                              fileOutputStream.write(inputStream.read());
                         fileOutputStream.flush();
                         fileOutputStream.close();
                         inputStream.close();
               }catch(Exception ex){
                    ex.printStackTrace();
{code}
*PROBLEM SOLVED*: Thank you to everyone that invested time in this post and shared some useful knowledge. Your help has been very much appreciated!
Edited by: GooBeR81u812 on Dec 15, 2008 6:17 AM

How do I extract files from a TimeCapsule?

Here is the background in note form!
-bought an iMac and TimeCapsule in 2007/2008
-two weeks ago, computer started to show signs of age
-upgraded to Mavericks
-computer is extremely slow
-was having serious issues with startup, etc
-reset RAM and started up in target disk mode with no resolve
-computer would take up to an hour to shut off
-computer would load to the gray screen with the apple logo and then shut itself off
-went to store to buy new Mac Mini
-mac mini is working fine
-went to restore files from TimeCapsule, however, the TimeCapsule screen says there are no backups available yet the system says the TimeCapsule is full
-SOOOOOO, how can I go directly into the Time Capsule and take the files from my old user accound that were backed up from my iMac?
Brian

You might be in big trouble if you let the iMac do a backup whilst in Mavericks. It does tend to smash the old backups.
If the normal restore doesn't work, try mounting the sparsebundle manually and check.
Look at Q14-17 here. http://pondini.org/TM/FAQ.html
Particularly Q15 on restoring particular files and folders.
Upgrading an old computer to Mavericks to fix up issues.. I wish you didn't do that.
Or if you wanted to .. take a disk image from the hard disk beforehand.
iMac might still work in target mode to the mini.
See this page for the basic migration instructions.
http://pondini.org/TM/Home.html

How to extract files from external server

Dear Friends,
I need to connect to an external non SAP server, from which i need to extract invoice files.
Invoice files are of two types:
1. .dat format files which contain invoice data
2. .PDF or .JPEG documents, which are supporting documents for those invoice.
My question are
1. How do i connect to the external server?
2. Do i have to do a FTP from SAP to that file server?
3. Do i have to fetch the .dat file using dataset statments?
4. What are the basis and network related activities involved to get connected to that external server?
Any inputs and help on this is highly appreciated and rewarded.
Thanks,
Simha

Hi Simha,
1. How do i connect to the external server?
Using FTP or RFC, BAPI are also possible to get the data from Non SAP server.
2. Do i have to do a FTP from SAP to that file server?
based on your company policy use FTP to transfer the data.
3. Do i have to fetch the .dat file using dataset statments?
yes. if u using ECC6.0 try this method
CL_RSAN_UT_APPSERV_FILE_READER=>APPSERVER_FILE_READ
Reward if found helpful.

Way to extract files from TM Backup from another Mac?

Earlier this week my 2mo old work iMac's HDD got corrupted. I took the iMac into an Apple store and they decided it needed a new hard drive. Luckily, I use Time Machine on a constant basis so I have a backup of all my work files.
However, while the iMac is in the shop for a week, I'm using a personal Macbook pro. I am great need to be able to extract some specific work files so I can continue working. Can this be done?
There is a possible kicker to this, the iMac runs on 10.6.4 while my Macbook Pro is running on 10.5.8. So I will be accessing a time machine backup from an older version of it. Is what I need still possible?

Okay, I think I solved my own question. I plugged in the ext HDD that stores the time machine backup for my work iMac into my personal macbook pro. Then I held down the option key and clicked on the Time Machine icon in the top main menu bar. "Browse Other Time Machine Disks" showed up and I was able to select the specific files I needed and then clicked on "Restore" and it asked me where to save them.

Extracting files from a PP to create an iMovie

I have a DVD from my family (nothing copyrighted) that is basically a PowerPoint file with a bunch of different photos set to music. I want to see how I can (if I can) extract those photos so that I can create an iMovie with them, as the PowerPoint can only be played on a computer, and my father-in-law wants to be able to play it on his DVD player attached to his television. Any advice on software or processes? Thanks.

Open the .ppt file in PowerPoint. Go to File->Save As, then choose .tif or .jpg as the file format and then select a location to save. PP will ask if you want to save all slides or just the current one; choose all.
The slides will be saved in a folder at the location and in the format you specified.
Import the slides into iMovie.
FWIW, next time you have an iMovie question, it might help get you better or quicker answers if you posted it in the iMovie forum. This is the DVD Studio Pro forum.
-DH

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