I have a CD I created (my own music, good or bad) and I tried to put each track on my comp as individual wav files but hit properties, the CD comes up with 0 bytes.
The weird part is I can play the files in win media player but have to hit 'play all' button and if I copy and place on desktop it comes out the same way, not a wav file.
Pretty sure I recorded the CD as all wav files but something is wrong, don't know what.
If I copy and paste to desktop, it just says 'track 1, track 2' and so forth with file size of 44 bytes and 'size on disc' of 4 K. I used win media to rip the cd to the library.
When I just load the CD into the player and hit properties, it says 'used space' 0 and free space 0
Tried rename but no help.
I can copy the CD to another CD but of course with the same result.
Originally posted by Great King Rat Get an MP3-player, gramps.
Gee, I NEVER would have thought of that. You always give out such special help? I am not trying to READ the files, Win media does that fine. I am trying to get the thing to transfer from CD file to Wav file which it isn't doing right now.
Originally posted by Suzianne This brings up my first question.
Why .WAV, sonhouse? I thought that went out with SoundBlaster™ cards.
You can't burn a decent audio CD from mp3's, not even @ 320 kbps. A wav file is 4x bigger (and it's better) than an mp3. People interested in audio fidelity should always work with wav and only convert to mp3 as a last resort or to listen to it on certain devices.
Originally posted by sonhouse I have a CD I created (my own music, good or bad) and I tried to put each track on my comp as individual wav files but hit properties, the CD comes up with 0 bytes.
The weird part is I can play the files in win media player but have to hit 'play all' button and if I copy and place on desktop it comes out the same way, not a wav file.
Pretty sure I r ...[text shortened]... t no help.
I can copy the CD to another CD but of course with the same result.
Anyone help?
Why are you using outdated software like microsoft windows? get rid of it and get a Linux dist. Do it! do it now!
Originally posted by sonhouse Gee, I NEVER would have thought of that. You always give out such special help? I am not trying to READ the files, Win media does that fine. I am trying to get the thing to transfer from CD file to Wav file which it isn't doing right now.
Oh, I'm sorry, I glanced over your post and thought you were trying to do that "burn-your-own-CD" thing that was totally hip and kewl back in 1998.
Still, get an MP3-player, gramps.
Or a FLAC-player, if you're one of those hipsters who likes to pretend he can hear a difference between .WAV and 320 kbps.
Personally, I hook up my Ipod to my home-stereo or car-stereo and listen to delicious 192 kbps or 320 kbps. And my ears are still young, because I'm not a gramps, yet.
Originally posted by Great King Rat Oh, I'm sorry, I glanced over your post and thought you were trying to do that "burn-your-own-CD" thing that was totally hip and kewl back in 1998.
Still, get an MP3-player, gramps.
Or a FLAC-player, if you're one of those hipsters who likes to pretend he can hear a difference between .WAV and 320 kbps.
Personally, I hook up my Ipod to my hom ...[text shortened]... n to delicious 192 kbps or 320 kbps. And my ears are still young, because I'm not a gramps, yet.
you can tell the difference between 128kbps and 192kbps
WAV file question.
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