Windows 7 - .CDA confusion

My CD that I want to put into my ipod shows the tracks as .CDA type files.
How can I change them into a format the the ipod will accept?  TIA, Pail

  Orange replied to Paul Hoberg

Rip them off the as mp3 files (Audio Grabber will do the job nicely) then
transfer them to your iPod using iTunes.

Cheers,
Jerry

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