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You dont have to get out songs, you have to play it with a player that reads .flac extensions [not iTunes]. Or you burn it on a CD and you'll found yourself with a virtually identical copy of the CD itself. IIRC .flac files are virtually the same quality of CDs.

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What he said. :)

I personally like WinAmp for playing FLAC files. Now if you're wanting the individual songs, or if you specifically wanted MP3 versions of them, you can just burn the FLAC as a regular CD, then re-rip the songs in MP3 format.
 
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You could do that...but that kind of defeats the purpose of FLAC which is to have lossless quality and it doesn't take up as much space as a WAV. I personally recommend foobar2000 for a media player, it can play every type I throw at it without problems, and convert if I want to (like for my Walkman).
 
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