anyways whats a good software that allows me to put mp3s on cd. currently i use clonecd and all you can do with this is copy cd cant drag files into cd to copy. and after i burn the mp3s to cd how do i get them back onto harddrive?
Aug-29-2001 23:52
TranceFusion
CaffeinËaddict
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Chandler, Arizona [ASU]
Hey penguin so whats your question? you want to put the mp3's on a cd to listen to or put them as data to put on another comp? well eather way i have adaptec easy cd creator. it works pretty good for me it has the options of puting the mp3's as musik or as data so yeah my advice is get a copy of that.
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Aug-30-2001 01:20
penguin
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Registered: Jul 2001
Location: usa
i want to transfer them to another harddrive. after i burn them to cd...how do i get them back to the harddrive?
Aug-30-2001 01:44
rockster77
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Registered: Aug 2000
Location: Hamilton, ON, Canada/Taipei, Taiwan, R.O.C.
quote:
Originally posted by penguin i want to transfer them to another harddrive. after i burn them to cd...how do i get them back to the harddrive?
it depends on weather you burn the mp3s to a cd as an mp3 or a wav file. some burning programs will give you the option of burning your mp3s to a cd as an "audio cd" or a "data cd." if you choose "audio," the program will usually convert the mp3 files to wav files so that they can be played on a regular cd player. if you only want to transfer the mp3s to another hard drive you should opt to burn the mp3s to a "data cd." this will burn the mp3s to the cd as mp3 files. from there you can take the cd to the other computer and go into windows explorer and access your cd rom drive and simply copy the mp3 files to the other hard drive.
if you choose to burn the files onto a "audio cd," you will not be able to put as many files on the cd since wav files are much larger than mp3s...but if you do this, you will need a ripping program to extract the wav files and convert them to mp3...
...or something like that.
Aug-30-2001 02:02
.montecarlo.
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Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Vancouver, BC Former SN: InsomnEac
USE NERO!!! its way better than adaptec, way more options for audio cds like equalizers, cd text, fade in/out, editing spaces between tracks and so many more, you can also make data cds and other. if you want it send me a pm.
to get songs back onto your hd, from a data cd just copy the mp3's from the cd in explorer. like rockster said, you need a ripper to get songs off an audio cd.
Aug-30-2001 06:17
Electric_Hybrid
Hungry TrancEaddict
Registered: May 2001
Location: In an igloo full of ham sandwiches
I use Adaptec Easy cd creator 4
It has Drag and drop capabilities and you can copy cd's or put them right on your hard drive.
Registered: Aug 2001
Location: Northampton ENGLAND
nero is ok but ive got the latest memorex 16 speed and there aint no software from nero yet but easy cd creator 5 platinum have got some on there site so id say EASY CD CREATOR
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Aug-30-2001 15:00
TimeportE
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Registered: Jul 2001
Location: The Netherlands in "Limburg City" Maastricht <Attention!!> 3000 posts REACHED
And does anyone know how I can burn a live set on a cd with the right cue list and without 2 sec pauses?...
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Vancouver, BC Former SN: InsomnEac
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Originally posted by TimeportE And does anyone know how I can burn a live set on a cd with the right cue list and without 2 sec pauses?...
you need to have a burning program that allows you edit the spaces in between tracks, its got nothing to do with the cue. you can eliminate the 2 second gap in nero as well as some other progs.
Aug-30-2001 20:36
TimeportE
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Registered: Jul 2001
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Originally posted by InsomnEac
you need to have a burning program that allows you edit the spaces in between tracks, its got nothing to do with the cue. you can eliminate the 2 second gap in nero as well as some other progs.
Is it possible that if I have an old writer it will not burn.. or can i always leave out those 2 secs?...
Registered: Jan 2001
Location: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
I use a program called "NTI CD-Maker 2000 Professional", I think it sells for $80 but u can find it on warez sites Very nice program though, I really like it.
Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Vancouver, BC Former SN: InsomnEac
Timeport: which prog do you use to burn your cds? the only ones i'm familiar with is Nero Burn and easy cd creator. I use nero now cos it has more options. you can take a live set, cut it up into however many tracks you like, then burn it without spaces between the tracks. or you could have a 1 second gap or a 7 second gap, whatever you want. Nero should work with any burner, new or old (i think). i dont relly get your last question, but hopefully that helped.