Use Exact Audio Copy (EAC) to rip the CD and create a cue sheet. Then just burn a CDR with EAC using the cue sheet. You will have an exact bit for bit copy of the original. You can download EAC free from their website. Windows Media Player is worthless for burning CDRs.
Windows Media Player
Happy weekend Agoner's! ! ! Is it possible to get a good rip and burn out of windows media player 11? My Rotel cd player will not play WMA lossless and I'm trying to figure out if there's anything I can do to make a decent copy. I just did a rip with wma and burned it at the slowest burn speed and then did a comparison with the original, and there wasn't much comparison. I made my wife and son sit through the test and once I put the original in, it was hands down a very noticeable difference. I'm doing these tests with cheapo Memorex CD-R's because I don't want to turn my Song Music CD-R's into coasters. Would anyone know if it would sound better with the Sony CD-R's?
Sorry to ask these questions. I'm a rookie at this because I always hated burned CD's and honestly think they're only good for your vehicle. My wife bought me a $40 used CD and she would like me to burn it and play the burned version because it's hard to find this CD for under $100. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry to ask these questions. I'm a rookie at this because I always hated burned CD's and honestly think they're only good for your vehicle. My wife bought me a $40 used CD and she would like me to burn it and play the burned version because it's hard to find this CD for under $100. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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