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cd burning

by ranimaria Feb 1, 2009 8:31AM PST

HI,

I was trying to copy some songs from a Cd to another. it is copying and I can play it in my music system , but the problem is it does hold only few songs around 8 - 9 . but the original one of the same size capacity could hold more than 100 songs. is that beacuse it is copressed. how can I do that. please advice.

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I see it.

by r. proffitt Former Forum moderator Feb 1, 2009 9:08AM PST

I bet the original CD is a MP3 CD and you are making an AudioCD.

If you want another MP3 CD, why not make one? That is, create a DATA CD and not an AudioCD.
Bob

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Re: I see it

by ranimaria Feb 2, 2009 3:01PM PST

yes. u r right.Thanks for the reply. i was making Audio CD and the other one was MP3. So how do I creat a DATA CD. Will it be read by my player then. The original I could play it.

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by ranimaria Feb 2, 2009 3:03PM PST

Thanks for the reply. Yes u r right. I was making Audio CD. So how can I create a data CD. The oroginal was MP3 CD.

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While I'd use CDBURNERXP.

by r. proffitt Former Forum moderator Feb 3, 2009 1:49AM PST

I don't know what you use for data CD creation. Try CDBURNERXP. This is not an offer to write a tutorial. Just to point out what could be amiss and what I use.
Bob

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