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Re: I gotta Headache Please help Posted by Tarty (from: 207.136.80.204) on April 01, 2002 at 11:11:26: In Reply to: I gotta Headache Please help posted by Inspired on March 30, 2002 at 09:33:38: : Ok So I have a load of audio tracks in wav and want to put them onto audio cds but as the wav's are at a low recording rate as they are only speech tracks I don't want to burn them at cd quality so I need to know if this is possible as the whole of the first wav is only 38megs but when I attempt to burn it it wants to reconvert it to cd quality and requires 2 cd's for the one track as they are primarily to help the visually impaired people all over I really could do with some advice on how to get around the problem ie convincing the software not to convert them to 4400hz If your wave is stereo & you're merely looking at reducing the file size for burning to a CD, it's simple. Just convert it to Mono. But here, i don't think (not 100% sure though) it's the file size that really matters. Rather, it's the length of your audio. For an audio file to fit into 1 CD, the length of the audio must not exceed 74 mins (for 650Mb CD-Rom) or 80 mins (for 700Mb CD-Rom.) Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Ok So I have a load of audio tracks in wav and want to put them onto audio cds but as the wav's are at a low recording rate as they are only speech tracks I don't want to burn them at cd quality so I need to know if this is possible as the whole of the first wav is only 38megs but when I attempt to burn it it wants to reconvert it to cd quality and requires 2 cd's for the one track as they are primarily to help the visually impaired people all over I really could do with some advice on how to get around the problem ie convincing the software not to convert them to 4400hz : : If your wave is stereo & you're merely looking at reducing the file : size for burning to a CD, it's simple. Just convert it to Mono. : But here, i don't think (not 100% sure though) it's the file size : that really matters. Rather, it's the length of your audio. : For an audio file to fit into 1 CD, the length of the audio must : not exceed 74 mins (for 650Mb CD-Rom) or 80 mins (for 700Mb CD-Rom.) Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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