On 0, WolfRyder <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey Subba,
>
> Record them as either MP3s or .wavs. If you record them as .wavs, when you
> record them to CD you can use them on any CD Player that plays music CDs.
> MP3s will require a player program that can translate them Like MusicMatch,
> which I understand has come out with a Linux version.
>
> >
> >I have a CD burner on a linux system. I use the cdrecord tools to backup
> >mainly
> >data. There are several audio tapes that I would like to burn them on to CD
> >and listen to them through the CD player.
> >
> >Has anyone transferred music from audio tapes or the old records, to some
> >audio format which we can listen from the CD? I have several old records too
> >which I would like to see them on the CDROM (that reminds me how old I
> >am..:-)).
> >
Thanks Carol. Do the current music CDs have .wav format? I have never tried
to mount an audio CD yet.
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