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Thread ID: 115569	2011-01-24 07:18:00	Music from records	pctek (84)	Press F1

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1172260	2011-01-25 01:40:00	So his PC can detect that it's an audio CD but it just plays silence? ? I don't know. he's not terribly clear on what exactly happens. Just said it won't play. Does in standalone players. It doesn't recognise it - how exactly, don't know - what error - don't know.	pctek (84)
1172261	2011-01-25 21:16:00	You really need more detail to get an accurate answer. I've never used Audio CDR's as they cost more and offer no advantage over normal CDR. I believe the purpose was for stand alone consumer appliances and possibly copy protection so the disc type could be an issue, burn a cheap normal CDR the same way and see what happens - they cost less than $1. Also a frustrating thing is some discs and some drives simply don't get along with each other, changing media brand can often fix problems like this. A bit of perserverance with audio software can be worthwhile as well, never alter the original wav files (ie save your efforts as a new file) but you can remove much of the noise from records with a bit of trial and error especially any continuos background noise like rumble or crackle. Pops require quite a bit more effort and are best edited out manually by cutting out a tiny amount of the waveform (auto filters seldom get them very well)	dugimodo (138)
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