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Thread ID: 52868	2005-01-01 10:07:00	WAV file arithmatic...	paradox (1082)	Press F1

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309532	2005-01-01 10:07:00	Hi...I've got some WAV files I want to transfer to a music CD. They range from 10 to 30 mb each. What's the best way to assess how many will fill a cd. If I try to send too many to the disk, will the result be a coaster? Thanks for any anti coaster tips....Ken	paradox (1082)
309533	2005-01-01 11:30:00	Add them to the likes of Quintessential Media Player, or WinAmp. Make a playlist and as long as its under 74mins then its sweet. Basically for Audio you have upto 74 mins (Although most CDs nowadays are 700MB/80mins) for any audio. Cheers Chill.	Chilling_Silence (9)
309534	2005-01-01 21:03:00	All I do is open Nero and drag as many .wav files over to be burnt until Nero says the disc is full then burn it. :) Just make sure you don't let it go into the red, or even yellow (I think it's yellow, anyway).	FoxyMX (5)
309535	2005-01-02 10:32:00	Thanks for the replies folks...Going fine now. My software is B's Recorder Gold which came with my new drive. It has me scratching my head a lot after several years with Roxiio software, but I'm getting used to it now and it seems to be pretty reliable. No coasters with the WAV files yet. Cheers Ken. :)	paradox (1082)
309536	2005-01-02 14:58:00	For anyone who is interested, there is an excellent CD/DVD burning software program called 'CDBurnerXP Pro3'. It has a progress bar at the bottom of the window to let you see exactly how much of the disc is used/free. This great program is entirely Free! To regester it, if you want to, just send the programmer a pretty poast card with stamp' the same. The guy deserves a medal! Vince	Vince (406)
309537	2005-01-02 16:17:00	Where's the 'EDIT' button? I forgot to provide the link to CDBurnerXP Pro3. Here it is. http://www.cdburnerxp.se/ Vince.	Vince (406)
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