the CDDA:s are just a "shortcut" or mirror to the actual raw audio on an audio cd. The audio data are stored just like multiple data tracks on the cd. cd-roms normally use one track only, the last track wich are normally the only track visible to the OS. Although the bootable "track" is always the first one.
Cannot tell you what to do using amiga software, cause i was not into ripping during my 1200 age, (acctually tried to play an mp3 once, but the 020 cpu didn't appriciate it). Most burning software should "rip" tracks.
Using windoze, xing audiocatalyst is a good choice. Maybe even audiograbber.
