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Question regarding burning audio CD's
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Hey guys, quick question:
Lately, I have been noticing that when I burn audio CD's with legally bought 320 kbps tracks, the result is a low volume CD that plays well below the 0 db mark. I have to gain the hell out of it in order to hit the 0 db mark. This never happened before, but my last 5 or so CD's have turned out this way.
Any pointers?
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| Rodri Santos |
Depending on the software you are using to burn them but look for an option that normalizes all the audio tracks to the same volume level , may be set low.
Alternatevely try with another burner, i use the windows media, it's probably the worst one but works fine for me , never had problems |
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| You know, I tried that and was unsuccessful. Anyway though, I randomly set the burn speed to 1x and it worked out perfectly. I guess burning it at lower speeds preserves the tracks volume without affecting it. |
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| djkatmaus |
| What burn software are you using? Or are you using a stand alone actual cd burner. |
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