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Editing an Audio Cd?
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| stama |
| how can i get a cda file off a cd and into an editing program such as cool edit? |
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| hey cheggy |
| cool edit should have an extract audio from cd option |
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| Timothy |
| How can you store your music in cda anyway? |
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| alanzo |
.CDA is just windows' interpretation of the .wav files on a CD that are burned in an audio CD format (vs. data cd) - windows does this becuase it's crappy
you can't drag and drop the .cda files from your disk.. you need a ripper to rip it to .wav and then you can edit it in your audio editor.. I recommend CDEX (freeware) to rip/encode your CDs.. |
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| Sebraa |
| In some intelligence editors you can drag and drop too :D |
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| stama |
can u retain the original sound quality with cdex??
i havnt really had time to fiddle around with it but and at first attempt, the sound quality was reduced
ill play around with it |
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| meneedit |
| cda's are like a shortcut to the wav that windows uses so that you cant just copy the cda's across. thats where CDEX comes into play as aforementioned |
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| h.vox |
| quote: | Originally posted by stama
can u retain the original sound quality with cdex??
i havnt really had time to fiddle around with it but and at first attempt, the sound quality was reduced
ill play around with it |
yes, it will retain original quality if you rip to wav files, and do not code to mp3. if the quality suffers anyway, use a different cd-rip mode. or use exact audio copy from www.exactaudiocopy.de |
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| meneedit |
| hey! mptrees can be hi-quality as well! you just need to rip to 192 :p |
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