Ripping CD-G discs with alcohol 120 question?

[overboard]

Going out on a limb here in the hopes that someone here may have an idea for me.

I'm trying to rip a karaoke cd and copy it on to a cd to play in the my CD-G player. I followed Alcohol's insturctions for creating an image file then burning that file to a blank disc. It all looks like it is working fine. When I create the image files I get a MDF, and a MDS file. (they are like cue and bin files.) When I burn these to a disc and play it in the karaoke machine I end up with audio and no picture. (the scrolling words aren't there.) I think the karaoke CD is probably protected, but I thought alcohol was able to avoid things like this.

Anyone else have any similar problems?

J

[Chewy]

what's your burner/ripper?
I managed a 1000 disk library and digitized it long ago and far away!

[jringo]

Chewy, Did you use Alcohol 120 to do it?

I assume the secret is the DVD burner. I tried a few months ago with my CD writer and CloneCD with no luck. the audio would copy, but not the Video. I have PGCedit, DVD Decrypter, Nero 7 and DVD Shrink. Can I do it with the software I have? Or is Alcohol 120 the best option?

Also, what media do they need to be backed up on? CD-R or DVD-R?

Any help would be appreciated.

[Chewy]

http://www.karaokeplayground.co.uk/

this is the best spot on the internet for karaoke computer stuff