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Posted by Stuart Miller on 04/22/07 17:03
"Doc" <docsavage20@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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On Apr 21, 3:20 am, "Stuart" <stuart?@whodunnit8.com> wrote:
> If you use Nero you can select MUSIC and then either MP3 or WMA or Nero
> Digital Audio disc and then just add your files.
>What kind of file format do they need to be in for the Nero Digital
>Audio disc? And how do you convert the .wav tracks to that format?
The process we call 'ripping' is simply converting the music cd native
format to mp3. Windows media player will do that, as will music match, real
juke box, certain versions of winamp, and many other programs.
I have never used Nero Digital Audio. I have always used easy cd creator to
do this. It is now a part of Roxio Media but the free version is still
available. Don't choose music cd, choose data cd.
I have nero here, but I have had other problems with it.
>To clarify, what I want to do is have several separate albums that are
>grouped together as albums with track order of my choosing, on a DVD
>disc so that it'll play in a standalone DVD player.
The default play order is alphabetical (windows style) , so you have to
cheat a bit - I use artist/album/track-number/track-name in the mp3 naming
process to force the original play order, or you can manually prefix the
file name with a sequence number. The menu will always follow a specific
recursive path through the directories, again you can force the play
sequence. Some dvd players let you sepcify a play sequence.
>It's simple to put the contents in folders as a data disc, but a DVD
>player doesn't recognize them in that form.
It should - I have 3 dvd payers (different brands) here whch do.
It works exactly the same as making a cd for the cd/mp3 player in my car.
Experment with a cd-rw
Stuart
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