earhole Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 I read "How to burn an Audio CD from music files using ImgBurn..." and followed the instructions. What I ended up with was not an Audio CD at all, but a data disc with .WAV files on it. A CD player can't read it. If I screwed up, can someone tell me what I did wrong? If I didn't, then people need to know that you can't burn an Audio CD with ImgBurn.
LOCOENG Posted January 20, 2009 Posted January 20, 2009 Post a log... Did you use the queue sheet that you created to burn from?
volvofl10 Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 I read "How to burn an Audio CD from music files using ImgBurn..." and followed the instructions. What I ended up with was not an Audio CD at all, but a data disc with .WAV files on it. A CD player can't read it. If I screwed up, can someone tell me what I did wrong? If I didn't, then people need to know that you can't burn an Audio CD with ImgBurn. Wav files are the ONLY format that a standard CD player reads No need to tell people that you cant burn an audio CD with ImgBurn, because you CAN thats not saying you screwed up, but if you follow the guide you 'should' get a playable audio CD afterwards, answer what Loco said above this post and we should be able to sort you out
LOCOENG Posted January 21, 2009 Posted January 21, 2009 I forgot to mention that it works just fine for me.
earhole Posted March 12, 2009 Author Posted March 12, 2009 I read "How to burn an Audio CD from music files using ImgBurn..." and followed the instructions. What I ended up with was not an Audio CD at all, but a data disc with .WAV files on it. A CD player can't read it. If I screwed up, can someone tell me what I did wrong? If I didn't, then people need to know that you can't burn an Audio CD with ImgBurn. Wav files are the ONLY format that a standard CD player reads No need to tell people that you cant burn an audio CD with ImgBurn, because you CAN thats not saying you screwed up, but if you follow the guide you 'should' get a playable audio CD afterwards, answer what Loco said above this post and we should be able to sort you out I swear, mine were .WAV. And that's the problem. An Audio CD needs to have .cda files. Granted, it's the same thing, but it's kinda hard to go back and change the filenames on a CD-R... Anyway I just tried another burn and it worked fine. Thanks to all!
LIGHTNING UK! Posted March 12, 2009 Posted March 12, 2009 CDA files don't really exist. They're just a virtual link to the raw CDDA sectors (i.e. the audio data).
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