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BURNING SONGS ON CD I tried to burn the songs we got through 3rdeye girl (website and youtube account) and I had problems with the songs "something in the water" and "octopus garden". it seems to be impossible to burn those on CD. Are they protected in any way ? |
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All of the files put up for official sale (3EG, iTunes, Amazon) are all burnable. No DRM. They're various MP3, WAV, and AAC files. . I'd take a look at any of the "free" songs you're trying to burn (SoundCloud, YouTube, LiveStream, etc). My guess is one of those formats is giving you trouble.
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What's a CD? [Edited 11/7/13 7:02am] "So strange that no one stayed at the end of the Parade..." - Wendy & Lisa's "Song About" on their 1987 self-titled album.
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I think the bitrate on those particular files is larger than what a cd can handle. I think you need to convert those wave files into standard wave files to burn them. | |
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I had to first convert Octopus Heart and Menstrual Cycle to wav (the same way I convert flac to wav) before I could burn a CD even though they were downloaded from Soundcloud in wav.... Hmmm...don't understand it, but when I converted them I could burn a CD. Stand at the crossroads, and look, and ask for the ancient paths...(Jeremiah 6:16) www.ancientfaithradio.com
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The wav files for Octopus Heart, Menstrual Cycle, and Something in the water are 24 bit. They would need to be converted to 16 bit to burn to a CD. |
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errant said: I think the bitrate on those particular files is larger than what a cd can handle. I think you need to convert those wave files into standard wave files to burn them. The official stuff as WAV maxes out at 1411kbps. It must be the other files, although I highly doubt anything you grabbed off YouTube or SoundCloud is high-definition audio. Most likely it's a format issue. |
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Se7en said: errant said: I think the bitrate on those particular files is larger than what a cd can handle. I think you need to convert those wave files into standard wave files to burn them. The official stuff as WAV maxes out at 1411kbps. It must be the other files, although I highly doubt anything you grabbed off YouTube or SoundCloud is high-definition audio. Most likely it's a format issue. Nevermind, see above. |
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