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Frequently Asked Questions
MP3+G file
You will need a CDG karaoke compatible software to read these files. You can use for example Karafun. Download KaraFun Karaoke software.
A CDG file contains the data normally found in the subcode area of CD+G audio discs (mostly Karaoke CD's). That area is used to hold graphics that display in sync with the audio. In a process similar to ripping, a program (CDDA) reads the audio disc and extracts the data from the disc and saves it to a file.
KaraFun can both read these files and read directly from the disc. There are very few CD-ROM drives that will read the subcode area of an audio CD in order to extract the CD+G info. To Convert CD+G discs to CDG/MP3 files you will need: Registered CDDA or CDRWin, and CD Ripper and MP3 encoder(s)
A CDG file contains the data normally found in the subcode area of CD+G audio discs (mostly Karaoke CD's). That area is used to hold graphics that display in sync with the audio. In a process similar to ripping, a program (CDDA) reads the audio disc and extracts the data from the disc and saves it to a file.
KaraFun can both read these files and read directly from the disc. There are very few CD-ROM drives that will read the subcode area of an audio CD in order to extract the CD+G info. To Convert CD+G discs to CDG/MP3 files you will need: Registered CDDA or CDRWin, and CD Ripper and MP3 encoder(s)
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