12-20-2015, 03:06 PM
Every Sunday I record, edit and make CDs of the Morning and Evening services for my church. If anyone wants a copy of whichever service, I get it for them.
I've been using Audacity Editor which is a free software download and it's really fantastic. I can fade in and out, add effects and all kinds of stuff. I've been burning my CD's in MP3 format and this format works in most players. There is one person though who can't play the CDs because they have an older player that doesn't play MP3's.
What format do regular music CDs use?
I've tried WAV, AIFF and I just burned a CD using FLAC but haven't test it yet. I've looked online for the format but they all say WAV, AIFF and MP3. They all revert to playing the CD on a computer, but that's not what I want, lol.
I guess I should test the FLAC format before posting this, lol.
I've been using Audacity Editor which is a free software download and it's really fantastic. I can fade in and out, add effects and all kinds of stuff. I've been burning my CD's in MP3 format and this format works in most players. There is one person though who can't play the CDs because they have an older player that doesn't play MP3's.
What format do regular music CDs use?
I've tried WAV, AIFF and I just burned a CD using FLAC but haven't test it yet. I've looked online for the format but they all say WAV, AIFF and MP3. They all revert to playing the CD on a computer, but that's not what I want, lol.
I guess I should test the FLAC format before posting this, lol.
Song of Solomon 2:15
Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines have tender grapes.
Take us the foxes, the little foxes, that spoil the vines: for our vines have tender grapes.
