On Sat, 12 Aug 2000, you wrote:
> I've a couple of MP3 files. How to write these files to CD as a normal Audio
> CD.
>
> Cheers
> Sridhar
>
> You have to change the format from .mp3 to .cda; I've seen third party
> software for Windows that would do this, but nothing yet for linux. Sort of
> like the difference between jpegs and bitmaps.
>
> Mike
I do a lot of this, and since I began in windoze, that's where i
continue. The safest bet, is to convert the mp3's to waves (.wav)
and burn them from your HDD. I really don't know about linux
software/FE's to do this, but in Windoze I use a freeware program,
MMWave 2K, to convert the mp3's to waves. It normalizes them
(sort'a tries to equalize the volume) and does it's best to remove
the occasional screeches). Then I use Nero to burn 'em as .cda's
(it does the conversion on the fly). Haven't made a coaster yet,
the audio Cd's I make sound good and play on the oldest, cheapest
junk Cd players I can find.
Plextor 8432 and Ty-U cdr discs
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~~ Tom Brinkman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
