A couple of weeks ago I bought a copy of East Meets East, by
(artist formerly known as Nigel) Kennedy and Polish group Kroke

When you put the CD into the PC it launches Midbar Tech's bundled
player. Looking at the directory there are no visible .cda tracks, but
it will play OK on a Discman. Now, they reckon this is copy
protection but it's still possible and easy to do audio extraction with
an editor like Goldwave and then burn a normal .cda music CD.
Which I do to make back-ups of all my CDs. For genuine archiving
reasons BTW, not for piracy. Even if it were not possible to extract
the .cda files it would be very easy, and a logical step I'd have
thought, to simply record the audio from an external player like a
Discman through the sound card. I just didn't see the point of this
Midbar Tech player

http://zdnet.com.com/2100-1106-852952.html

http://www.techtv.com/tlkbck/comment/0,24009,3365632-554085,00.html?netsecti
on_id=

Or Google for "Midbar Tech"

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