- File formats: Wrong formats for writing to CDs
- Posted by Chrisssssss......... on October 21st, 2005
I need some advice as to what I need to do to be able to write downloaded
music to CDs. It seems I have my music in three formats, but only one will
record onto CD.
Any advice please. Chrissss........
- Posted by dadiOH on October 21st, 2005
Chrisssssss......... wrote:
1. Most burning programs will automatically decode MP3s to wave when
burning to an *audio* CD
2. If the files you want to burn are neither MP3 nor wave, you can
decode them yourself to wave and burn the waves to an audio CD
3. You can burn *any* format to a data CD but the resultant CD will only
play in a device capable of decoding them.
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- Posted by audiohead on October 22nd, 2005
Chrisssssss......... wrote:
Your unburnable formats are likely DRM WMA files. Burn these files to
CDA (Audio CD Track) format using Roxio Classic Creator. You can then
rip to WAV or a myriad of other formats should you desire to do so.
Converting MP3 to WAV?...Google search word "mp3 convert wave".
Burning audio to data CD is a bad idea. Good luck.
