Hi. Assuming that you CD writer is in a computer, rather then the straight
audio type, what you want to do is going to be a real pain and will produce
varying quality depending upon the sound card in your computer.
If you do not have a digital sound card with a digital optical input, I'd
forget even trying.
Well that's just my opinion.
If you were trying to make a copy of a CD and had both a regular CD rom
drive and a CD writer, that would be easy. But MD to CD isn't so easy in
my opinion.
LAS
Rob Adams wrote:
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> Hello all, I just joined this list for a specific question.
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> I was wondering if somebody could describe the process in which I can =
> take some audio that I taped onto my minidisc recorder and run it into =
> my computer that I can then take and save on a CD-R so I could play it =
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> If someone could reply with help that would be great. Thanks,
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> Rob
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