Is it best to burn cds straight to flac? |
Is it best to burn cds straight to flac? |
 Mar 9 2012, 15:06
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I have tried burning to wav, wma and my ONKYO 6 disc changer wont play the WAV at all even though my sony blu ray will.
I have cdburnerxp which can burn straight to flac; would this be the best bet for cd rs to play on cd player? I mean albums already stored as flac of course(not mp3 to flac) |
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Porcus A bit hard to tell what you are actually doing, so... Mar 9 2012, 15:26
keenly QUOTE (Porcus @ Mar 9 2012, 15:26) A bit ... Mar 9 2012, 19:58 probedb Do you mean you're trying to burn audio CDs?
... Mar 9 2012, 15:26 Apesbrain Assuming you really do want to burn a data disc an... Mar 9 2012, 15:42 tpijag You may call them AUDIO all you like, but if, as y... Mar 9 2012, 20:09 keenly QUOTE (tpijag @ Mar 9 2012, 20:09) You ma... Mar 9 2012, 20:27 Porcus QUOTE (keenly @ Mar 9 2012, 20:27) I burn... Mar 9 2012, 20:35 saratoga QUOTE (keenly @ Mar 9 2012, 14:27) QUOTE ... Mar 9 2012, 20:36 Brand OP wasn't very clear in this thread, but this
... Mar 9 2012, 23:01 tpijag QUOTE I burned zeppelins Hoth to WAV from cd burne... Mar 9 2012, 20:39 keenly QUOTE (tpijag @ Mar 9 2012, 20:39) QUOTE ... Mar 9 2012, 20:56 saratoga QUOTE (keenly @ Mar 9 2012, 14:56) Hi I b... Mar 9 2012, 21:20 lvqcl Data CD with WAV audio files is not a Red Book Aud... Mar 9 2012, 21:11 tpijag I give up. Mar 9 2012, 21:11 AndyH-ha Did you catch the fact that most older CD players ... Mar 9 2012, 22:14 saratoga QUOTE (AndyH-ha @ Mar 9 2012, 16:14)... Mar 9 2012, 23:58  |
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