Ripping Dual Disk CD's to Mp

(I did a search and didn't find anything on this topic)?Does anyone know a way to rip Dual Disc cd's (cd on one side/usually video stuff on the other) to Mp3's so I can load them on my Micro? I tried the 'usual' method of converting my cd's but it doesn't seem to work. Thanx for any and all help!

I know it could be done because I did rip a dual CD, but I remember having trouble doing it, and I don't recall how I ended up doing it, but I did rip it. Just play around with your settings and it might happen for you too

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