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nchs09
so iv been working on a mix... so i can take in my car for wmc since im driving

and now i need to burn it but apparently my cue file doesnt work.. or something.. this is the first time i burn anyting witha cue file. :p

im using windowns media player. i tried with real 1 too and it didnt work.. what can i use?
Xenocreator_PG_
quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
so iv been working on a mix... so i can take in my car for wmc since im driving

and now i need to burn it but apparently my cue file doesnt work.. or something.. this is the first time i burn anyting witha cue file. :p

im using windowns media player. i tried with real 1 too and it didnt work.. what can i use?


try wood carving & carve out a record on a flat round peice of wood; similar to a vinyl.
CyberneticAngel
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Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
try wood carving & carve out a record on a flat round peice of wood; similar to a vinyl.



No, no no, that would never work, what you need is an eight track
nchs09
quote:
Originally posted by Xenocreator_PG_
try wood carving & carve out a record on a flat round peice of wood; similar to a vinyl.
listen j00 n00b....:whip: :sadgreen:
Spacey Orange
i've never used the programs you mentioned. i've used CDRWIN from goldenhawk.com. DL it, its small (750kb and without spyware and other crap), and its free when it records at 1x. Takes about 1/2 hr for an 80 minute set and you can use a cue. check out the cue tutorial in the FAQ forum.
Xenocreator_PG_
quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
listen j00 n00b....:whip: :sadgreen:


I know Turbo Pascal if that helps





function Bin2longint(const S : string) : longint ;
var tmp : longint ; p : byte ;
begin tmp := 0 ;
kiss my willy,
for p := 1 to Length(S) do
tmp := tmp shl 1 { generally, tmp:=tmp*BASE} + Ord(S[p])-Ord('0') ;
Bin2longint := tmp end {Bin2longint} ;

type FOURBYTE = record case byte of
1: (LI : longint) ;
2: (W12, W34 : word) ;
3: (I12, I34 : integer) ;
4: (X : byte ; W23 : word) ;
5: (Y : byte ; I23 : integer) ;
6: (B1, B2, B3, B4 : byte) ;
7: (S1, S2, S3, S4 : shortint) ;
end ;

CyberneticAngel
quote:
Originally posted by nchs09
listen j00 n00b....:whip: :sadgreen:



You wanted real help and you looked to c0r? HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA, I guess at least Spacey Orange to pity on you.
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