I've just heard that its recommended to burn at 8x-12x max for CD-R's intended to be used with CDJs. I usually burn at 32x and every now and then I'll burn a track and it will skip in 2-3 places while playing...could this be why?
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Aug-16-2006 00:53
Orbital32
Revolution
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: LaTa #32°
i burn as fast as my writer can, 48X, but since i only do 1 track per CD, the inner portion burns around 24X. I NEVER had a problem with CD skipping. Especially if you have burn-proof or what ever your writer calls it, you really should have no problem.
Aug-16-2006 01:01
dark_Omens
Supreme tranceaddict
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Detroit, MI
Yep. The faster a CD burns the more likely it is to have errors in it, which cause it to skip. For CDs that I'm going to use in a CDJ I burn them at 1x. It takes awhile, but it wont skip.
Aug-16-2006 01:02
Clovis
techno jungle shit
Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Los Angeles
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Originally posted by Orbital32
i burn as fast as my writer can, 48X, but since i only do 1 track per CD, the inner portion burns around 24X. I NEVER had a problem with CD skipping. Especially if you have burn-proof or what ever your writer calls it, you really should have no problem.
I burn on average 8-10 tracks per CD, so maybe thats why. I'm gonna start burning at 12x and see how that works.
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Originally posted by skip
i always burn as slow as possible. what's the rush?
Dunno, I always end up burning some last minute discs before I spin though so I get impatient
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Aug-16-2006 03:10
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Michael-San
Registered: Jan 2006
Location: I miss Japan...
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Originally posted by skip
i always burn as slow as possible. what's the rush?
same here, i even think that 8x is too fast sometimes
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Aug-16-2006 03:12
mzvirbulis
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Registered: Dec 2004
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guys what do recommend in transcoding software? like mp3 > wav
i use belight
Aug-16-2006 04:05
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Michael-San
Registered: Jan 2006
Location: I miss Japan...
adobe audition, but what do i know
(seriously im not being sarcastic, im just giving you a straight answer as to what i use, dunno if its any good or not)
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They're all crazy. Even you. You're all...crazy."
"Even me?" she said.
I thought, "Oh right, if I categorically eliminate all other people, it's just me and her. She'd like that.
"Especially you" I said.
"You are virtually the ring leader, the way I see it."
Then, I blew out the candle.
Aug-16-2006 05:06
Orbital32
Revolution
Registered: Jul 2004
Location: LaTa #32°
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Originally posted by mzvirbulis
guys what do recommend in transcoding software? like mp3 > wav
i use belight
well depends what you mean "software" the best software available to rip is EAC or Exact Audio Copy. The encoder to use LAME.