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Re: WAV to home stero CD

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Posted by David Channon (from: ) on July 31, 1999 at 13:36:18:

In Reply to: WAV to home stero CD posted by Troy on July 31, 1999 at 13:00:57:

: What software do I need to convert .wav files to burn on a CDRW disk to play on a home stero?
: please, help. Thanks

You can use something like Adaptec Easy Cd Creator, or many other bits of software. You then need to create a Audio CD with the program, using the *.wav files as your source. The prog will convert them automatically.

As for using CDRW disc`s, I have had no luck with this. I can make an audio CD on a CDRW disc and then get it to play audio on my creative CD drive, but my Hi-Fi cd player will not play it. As far as I know this is becasue there are actually many many different standards of CD`s. Audio CD, Data CD, CDR, CDRW etc etc. And from what I have read the whold affair is pretty hit and miss at the moment, becasue many Hi-Fi CD players were made when CDR and CDRW were not popular public options. I would guess that if you went for a top brand, new model CD player it MAY play CDRW`s, but you would have to check that out.

If anyone ones knows different to this please post it up here, this is just my best guess

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: : What software do I need to convert .wav files to burn on a CDRW disk to play on a home stero? : : please, help. Thanks : You can use something like Adaptec Easy Cd Creator, or many other bits of software. You then need to create a Audio CD with the program, using the *.wav files as your source. The prog will convert them automatically. : As for using CDRW disc`s, I have had no luck with this. I can make an audio CD on a CDRW disc and then get it to play audio on my creative CD drive, but my Hi-Fi cd player will not play it. As far as I know this is becasue there are actually many many different standards of CD`s. Audio CD, Data CD, CDR, CDRW etc etc. And from what I have read the whold affair is pretty hit and miss at the moment, becasue many Hi-Fi CD players were made when CDR and CDRW were not popular public options. I would guess that if you went for a top brand, new model CD player it MAY play CDRW`s, but you would have to check that out. : If anyone ones knows different to this please post it up here, this is just my best guess

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