-=PCTechTalk=- Re: 2 QUERYS XP PLEASE
- From: "barnstoneworth" <barneystorm@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 20 Sep 2003 08:51:48 +0100
It's all quite simple really..
If you want to copy mp3's in their native (i,e .mp3) format you burn as a
'data disc'.This will only be playable on drives/players which are capable
of handling the data. Few stand alone CD players-be they car or home hi-fi
will handle them, but as the format has become popular, you will find lots
of DVD players offer mp3 playback.
If you want to play them in a car or on a home hi-fi system, you need to
convert the to regular CD (.CDDA) format. Well, you don't have to convert
them, as your burning software will do it for you. Bear in mind you can't
put 700mb of mp3's on a single disc as .CDDA audio, as the files are much
bigger when converted. You need to work it out in minutes, or if you are
using one of the more advanced burning programs, you should get an indicator
of how much room you have left on the disc
So, to sum up..
If you want a disc of mp3 for computer playback (or compliant mp3 playback
device)-burn as DATA disc.
If you want a disc to play in a regular hi-fi-home or car-burn as AUDIO
disc.
Cheers
Andy
> > | Original Message ----- From: "The Keyboard Cowboy"
> > | <KBCowboy@xxxxxxxxx> To: <pctechtalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent:
> > | Friday, September 19, 2003 8:44 PM Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: 2
> > | QUERYS XP PLEASE
> > |
> > | | I just rebuilt my computer and decided to add Roxio Easy CD
> > | | Creator 6. It is flashy, but the very first CD I made of
> > | | some Susan Tedeschi mp3 files wouldn't play on my CD player
> > | | in the car. Not sure why......will play with it later.
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