aqus
I have always used wav files to record my mixes so I can give to people. I am working on a new mix which will be more than the 80 min max of wav file on a cd. Is there any other format I can use so it plays gapless on most players and still have the songs seperated if one wants to skip or rewind? I was thinking flac?
Mensajes Wed 26 Nov 14 @ 9:13 pm
locoDog
No second gaps in tracks, Flac will be a push who was a flac player? I thought it boiled down to HW, well it used to.
Mensajes Thu 27 Nov 14 @ 2:45 am
wickedmix
most software plays flac just not all hardware plays it
Mensajes Thu 27 Nov 14 @ 10:14 am
blckjck
Apple's lossless encoding (ALAC) is comparative to FLAC. They are also supported by a number of hardware devices as is FLAC.
Is your goal for this to work on a stand alone CD/DVD player or within software? Being that you originally used a WAV file, I'm not sure if you converted it to standard CD formatting. If your goal is just using the CD as an inexpensive medium and your running out of space, not concerned about hardware support, why not just burn to DVD?
Is your goal for this to work on a stand alone CD/DVD player or within software? Being that you originally used a WAV file, I'm not sure if you converted it to standard CD formatting. If your goal is just using the CD as an inexpensive medium and your running out of space, not concerned about hardware support, why not just burn to DVD?
Mensajes Fri 28 Nov 14 @ 4:40 am