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CDRWin shareware grrr
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| spyderr |
| Ok i downloaded Nero Burning Rom and when i tried to use a few cue sheets they all came up at 4095mb or something. So i went to a cracks site and got a keygen, still same problem. So i got CDRwin 39.b i install it and it says it can only run at 1x due to its sharwware. so i crack it and i burn the cd full speed, unfortunatley it comes out all static. i try another cd same so i reinstall and run it at 1x with out trying to crack the software and it works... if this is the only way to burn cue files with out paying 40 dollars im gunna go insane becuz it took like 2 hours to burn a 78min cd wtf... help please!! :confused: :wtf: |
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| jonsimmonds |
| cdrwin has a clever anti cracking utility in it, it records static, or sometimes it will record a little message over the audio... you have no chance of cracking it to be honest, and since tranceaddict.com doesnot support warez/cracks etc imm not going to help you. |
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| spyderr |
| Could you possibl mention a different utility that i can use to burn .cue files? It is rather annoying at 1x speed and i know someone must know a way to burn them or there wouldnt be a thousand posts on it... |
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| jonsimmonds |
| imm sure nero burning rom can do que files to. |
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| spyderr |
| well at the start of the post i mentioned i have tried nero but it shows the file size being 4096mb when i go to burn the disc... my friend gets the same error and he has retail version so i dunno.. is there a fix to that? |
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| jonsimmonds |
| have you actually tried clicking the burn to cd to see what happens? and also is the cue file correct? theres a good cue file tutorial floating around in this fomum |
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| spyderr |
| well yes i have tried, but it doesnt work it just says does not fit on the destination drive or something. becuz it reads the cd and is like oh 800mb hmm we need 4kmb well this kid is outa luck. yeah the cue sheets are fine, i even copy pasted some directly from review boards and cue sheet websites. I dont post often on these boards if ever, but this is starting to seriously irritate me so i had to ask. I am not some piracy maniac can someone PM me how to get CDRwin cracked with out the damn static that sounded like it was gunna blow my speakers when i first played it? or any advice on the nero burning rom would be greatly appreciated. Sorry for the hostility but i would like to have some new music to listen to one my 7 hour drive each direction this weekend :mad: |
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| jonsimmonds |
you've got no chance of cracking cdrwin...
could you not just burn the mp3 as one big track if your taking a long drive? or would you wanna skip tracks? ive never used que files myself, as all my stuff goes to tape to listen to on my walkman
what mp3 you trying to put to cd? |
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| moncster |
OMG what a coincidence, I have the exact same problem (for a while now) and was about to make a thread about this, but found yours. Here's what I've discovered so far:
The problem exists on every single burning program I've tested so far (Fireburner, Nero, Roxio)
I was able to "fix" the problem once by converting the entire set into WAV, then setting the cuesheet to take data from the WAV.
Fireburner clearly states that the last track is several hundred minutes long.
Is it possible to define the length of a track in a cuesheet so I can tell the burning program to stop instead of going on for several gigabytes?
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| spyderr |
| i thought about burning it with no track but i plan to listen to it agian and that would be quiet annoying having to fastforward to the part i want to hear no? I have gotten to work before like PVD cream amnesia but that was like mid winter and now i go back and try to put some other stuff on cd and it wont work. I know somebody knows a way to make it work or there wouldnt such a damn craize over the freakin .cue sheets. |
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| moncster |
Until someone tells us how to fix it, here's an (obvious) workaround that is simple and requires just a few minutes more:
1. Go into Winamp
2. Press [control]+[p]
3. Click on "Output"
4. Choose "Nullsoft disk writer"
5. Click on the "Configure" button
6. Set it up so you know where the WAV file would go
7. Press play, and make sure it's not in "Loop" mode
8. Move the cuesheet to where the WAV is and update the filename/format in the FILE line of the cuesheet |
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| X-Multiply |
| Just download XXXXX Serials with the latest updates and you can register CDRWin in a snap. |
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