[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I used Nero to create an audio CD and ticked the "No pause between tracks" button. It's also set to "Disk-at-once". I'm still finding I'm getting a mini pause between tracks. Is this the norm? How do I make it seamless ala Wembley '86?[/QUOTE]
I really have no clue what the problem is! They should be seamless.
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[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
I used Nero to create an audio CD and ticked the "No pause between tracks" button. It's also set to "Disk-at-once". I'm still finding I'm getting a mini pause between tracks. Is this the norm? How do I make it seamless ala Wembley '86?
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You are doing exactly what you should do.
I had this problem a few years back.I spent forever searching google and looking in forums for people with the same problem and seeing what they did to fix it.
Anyway ,by chance,i took a few of the "slight gap" CD's to a party one night and they got played eventually.
I waited to see what would happen in the room when this sudden dead air hit...lol.
It played seamlessly.Couldnt believe it.
Turned out that although my player could play CD-r's...it wasnt all that clever a player.You may need to upgrade your standalone system.
Play the burnt disc in a few other "newer CD/DVD players" ..see what happens.
I used Nero to create an audio CD and ticked the "No pause between tracks" button. It's also set to "Disk-at-once". I'm still finding I'm getting a mini pause between tracks. Is this the norm? How do I make it seamless ala Wembley '86?
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You are doing exactly what you should do.
I had this problem a few years back.I spent forever searching google and looking in forums for people with the same problem and seeing what they did to fix it.
Anyway ,by chance,i took a few of the "slight gap" CD's to a party one night and they got played eventually.
I waited to see what would happen in the room when this sudden dead air hit...lol.
It played seamlessly.Couldnt believe it.
Turned out that although my player could play CD-r's...it wasnt all that clever a player.You may need to upgrade your standalone system.
Play the burnt disc in a few other "newer CD/DVD players" ..see what happens.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I used Nero to create an audio CD and ticked the "No pause between tracks" button. It's also set to "Disk-at-once". I'm still finding I'm getting a mini pause between tracks. Is this the norm? How do I make it seamless ala Wembley '86?[/QUOTE]
I really have no clue what the problem is! They should be seamless.
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I've searched around and it does seem to be a fairly common problem. I'll keep experimenting. Thanks for getting back to me.
Oh and you'll be pleased to know that I'll be having an MP3 bonfire of all my old recordings that have been replaced with better records from yourself and others :-)
I really have no clue what the problem is! They should be seamless.
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I've searched around and it does seem to be a fairly common problem. I'll keep experimenting. Thanks for getting back to me.
Oh and you'll be pleased to know that I'll be having an MP3 bonfire of all my old recordings that have been replaced with better records from yourself and others :-)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Oh and you'll be pleased to know that I'll be having an MP3 bonfire of all my old recordings that have been replaced with better records from yourself and others :-)[/QUOTE]
Hehehe...
But honestly, save your old copies. You never know when you might need to reference an old version!
Hehehe...
But honestly, save your old copies. You never know when you might need to reference an old version!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Sir GH<br><h6>ah yeah</h6> wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Oh and you'll be pleased to know that I'll be having an MP3 bonfire of all my old recordings that have been replaced with better records from yourself and others :-)[/QUOTE]
Hehehe...
But honestly, save your old copies. You never know when you might need to reference an old version![/QUOTE]
Yeah just a metaphor really - they'll be archived somewhere. I'm just happy I bought a DJ box for all the CD's & DVD's. In the meantime I'm hoping for a spare week were I can actually sit down and enjoy listening to what I've got!!
Hehehe...
But honestly, save your old copies. You never know when you might need to reference an old version![/QUOTE]
Yeah just a metaphor really - they'll be archived somewhere. I'm just happy I bought a DJ box for all the CD's & DVD's. In the meantime I'm hoping for a spare week were I can actually sit down and enjoy listening to what I've got!!
Anyone can name me a free extract program, where I can create wav files?
Sir GH or is it Bob?
Anyway. What do you use to play, record, convert FLACS? What version of Winamp & Nero? Any pluggins. I've looked everywhere and tried all kinds and I'm running out of blank CD's.
Cheers
Ste
Just an update. I tried one of your recordings and you're right it copied seamless. The reason I'm getting slight gaps in other peoples is the orignal file has gaps................That's what other forums seem to think anyway.
Anyway. What do you use to play, record, convert FLACS? What version of Winamp & Nero? Any pluggins. I've looked everywhere and tried all kinds and I'm running out of blank CD's.
Cheers
Ste
Just an update. I tried one of your recordings and you're right it copied seamless. The reason I'm getting slight gaps in other peoples is the orignal file has gaps................That's what other forums seem to think anyway.
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]pow wow wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Sir GH or is it Bob?[/QUOTE]
Either/or... Sir GH is an alias that just kind of happened! But when people combine them and call me Sir Bob, that's the best of both worlds! ;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Diane24 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anyone can name me a free extract program, where I can create wav files?[/QUOTE]
Get the FLAC plugin for WinAmp. After you've got that, you can set WinAmp's preferences to write to WAV instead of playing the file... and it's very quick.
Either/or... Sir GH is an alias that just kind of happened! But when people combine them and call me Sir Bob, that's the best of both worlds! ;)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Diane24 wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Anyone can name me a free extract program, where I can create wav files?[/QUOTE]
Get the FLAC plugin for WinAmp. After you've got that, you can set WinAmp's preferences to write to WAV instead of playing the file... and it's very quick.
The best one available is EAC or Exact Audio Copy.
It not only extracts the audio into WAV but makes sure there are no errors during the process.
Just rum a google search for it.
It not only extracts the audio into WAV but makes sure there are no errors during the process.
Just rum a google search for it.