Playing CD while importing it

I used to be able to play any tunes on the compact dics even while it was importing it. Now for some reason I can't do them any more the play button is greyed over. I looked through all the preferences but no luck. Any ideas how to fix this?

Playing songs while importing was one of the functions removed from iTunes with version 8 but it can be reinstated with a terminal command. See this post for details: iTunes 8 for Mac - Preferences
If you are using OS X 10.5 you can also switch it on and off using TinkerTool, the option is in the Leopard tab of that program. You can get TinkerTool here: Download TinkerTool

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    >
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        addressID       %string;          #IMPLIED
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            4217 currency codes.
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