Stephen Todd wrote:
>
> Jeff,
> the wav file has to be 16 bit 44.1Khz to make a "music" CD. This is the
> "red book standard" that all consumer CD players play. Also, listen to the
> wav file before burning the disk to verify shat you are recording. Make
> sure the original doesn't sound like the 'squelch' noise.
> Stephen Todd
> ----- Original Message -----
>
> > Matt,
> > I just tried that and all that played was a squelch sound for a few
> seconds.
> > It was a WAV, I used my burning software to place on an audio CD.
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...and if it *does* sound like "squelch noise", go here
http://WWW.FREE-MUSIC.COM/uncook952.htm to find a tool to "uncook" it.
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