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burning audio cd's that play on all cd players
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ozsarah
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22. August 2005 @ 16:47 |
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It doesn't take that long, about 15 minutes, and it produces a perfect CD.
I have tried lower speeds on Nero and three other programs, and all failed.
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fpjkaba
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23. August 2005 @ 09:44 |
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Ok sir noted. Thanks a lot for the info!
Astig...
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mistyroxy
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23. August 2005 @ 13:53 |
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Ozsarah, I hate to admit it, but I've lost your new private email, which I intended to answer. I'd be very grateful if you'd send me another and I'll send you my email address if you'd like. I've installed the program you mentioned, but cannot run it without further info.
Thanks,
Mistyroxy
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ozsarah
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23. August 2005 @ 14:50 |
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Again I say fpjkaba what part of SARAH screams Sir?
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blessing
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29. August 2005 @ 10:29 |
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I am having problem, similar, buy yet not. Any thoughts? I can COPY previously made CD's, but cannot burn at all, anywhere.
Upgraded my XP Home from sp1 to sp2. Seems problems started then. Always used Real Player G2 successfully past couple years but then it forced me to upgrade to Vers. 10. Now I get 3-7 songs onto a CD, and always get Error msg. that R'eal Player has encountered Error and needs to Close'. Then won't even give me CD back out of drive. Have to reboot.
*So, tried Easy CD Creator 6. There I can make the successful Copy only, cannot burn.
*Tried Windows Media Player 10, will look like all is going well. Says 'Inspecting', 'Converting', 'Converted', and then 'Closing Disc', upon which then immediately get Error that 'maybe disc is dirty or need slower speed.' Have tried numerous! different discs & types and slower speed, none of which work!
Have a Plextor DVDR - PX-712A burner. Even tried updating the Firmware, but still cannot burn ANYTHING, anywhere. Can only make copies. Strange.
*** Do you think this MP3 CD Maker 2, that you mentioned might help in this situation?
Any help at all, appreciated!
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ozsarah
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30. August 2005 @ 15:32 |
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It might. Certainly a different from what I was having though.
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sanjac
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11. September 2005 @ 18:32 |
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I am having the same problem. Cds work at in home cd players but not in vehicles! The older computer upstairs works fine with Nero but not with WMP. I will try your program. Thanks...
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soundsmit
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17. September 2005 @ 04:02 |
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Hello All!
This problem with audio CD's might be just as simple as trying to burn them on a DVD burner. You can not expect an audio (cda) file to be errorless that is burned on a DVD burner and played on a CD player. The dot spacing is smaller and the tracking format is different.
At best, the first track and the TOC will be fine, but the remaining tracks, especially those from the middle, out; will get increasingly noisy, or grainy, and start skipping, or just 'error out.'
Make sure you are burning audio CD's on a CD burner and not on a DVD burner.
I'm not sure of the format for a "combo" drive, but I would think that, because of the dot requirements for DVD, it would be a DVD format.
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17. September 2005 @ 04:50 |
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I burn cd's all the time on my DVD rom/rewriter external drive all the time and don't encounter any problems.
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diabolos
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17. September 2005 @ 07:27 |
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Well is your DVD Burner a CD burner too? Is so then there shouldn't be any problems.
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ozsarah
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17. September 2005 @ 18:33 |
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Mine is a CD/DVD Burner and I yes I was having problems but now I use the MP3 CD Maker problems, I don't have a problem. So it doesn't appear to be related to the burner at all.
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soundsmit
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18. September 2005 @ 04:33 |
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Well,I make my living by 'mastering' my recording client's works and sending it on to a CD replication plant. I have made this erroe, myself, only once and had to replace a hundred CD's because I hurned them on a new DVD burner. (I did them @ 2X speed) I tried several combinations of master - dupe settings and only one worked. Burning the master at no more than 2X and copying only on a CD read/write and burning no faster than 12X. What throws the consumer off is the buffer depth in the newer machines. Automobile players have a deep buffer that stores almost 50% of the selected song and playes it out after it removes the errors. That's how they can play a CD in a Walkman and it skips very little!
I have the luxery of equipment that reads digital errors on CD's (only CD's) All of my work is checked on this machine which confirms that it is Red Book Standard. I'm tooling up to do DVD audio mastering, soon. But until then, I'll burn to CD's for CD players. BTW, this is cda, not MP3 files. I am the Soundsmith.
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ozsarah
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18. September 2005 @ 14:08 |
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Well, good for you.
I was having the same problem on my old computer where it was ONLY a CD burner. It duplicated the same problem.
I hope I have helped some people and in fact, I know I have. I've had a number of private messages from people who tried out the MP3 CD Maker program with 100% perfect results.
You may be right, in some cases it could be the DVD burner but in my case, it wasn't.
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soundsmit
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19. September 2005 @ 03:19 |
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Do you run Nero 6, ozsarah? There is a feature of Nero that can often pinpoint writing problems. The program will write a Recordable with test bursts and then read them back and graph any errors. The it will give the media a rate score. When I order media I usually take one from the order and test it. I've found several 'bargin' brand CDR's that I wasted money to buy.
Will your CD's playback on your computer without problems? And please clear up the question of exactly what format will not work in other machines. MP3 or cda?
I really know how frustrating this problem can be!
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johnodd4
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19. September 2005 @ 03:31 |
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my question is are you using a illegal version of windows xp
you need windows media player 10 now to do anything with audio recording
here is why
microsoft media player now auto updates plugins if your connected to the internet media player will auto install a plugin for media player 10 no matter what
so if you have media player 9 and media player 7.0 your now screwed if you want to burn anything because it locks you out of your burner untill you update to media player 10
because microsoft wants the ability to track down illegal copys of windows xp you must let microsoft install a piece of spyware to search your computer illegally for a illegal version of windows xp
so expect a visit from the local police if you don't have a legal version
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ozsarah
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19. September 2005 @ 13:37 |
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I have legal versions of Microsoft on both computers.
I've tried burning MP3 and WMP formats, both without any success.
I've tried using Nero 6 (burning MP3s) on a test burn first without any problems. I can burn the CD fine and it will play perfectly in the computer. However, when I try to play it in the car or on my portable CD player, it only works for about 5 songs.
I had the same problem when trying to burn with Windows Media Player and another program I have here, "Record It".
I have used various quality of CDs all with failures.
The whole thing doesn't worry me now because the MP3 CD Maker software is perfect, every time.
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