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In Reply to: How do I know if I have burnt a wav to a wav? posted by Frihed89 on November 22, 2006 at 00:41:47:
and wouldn't be playable in a regular CD player. You'd have to open them up on a computer and play them from there.If you're trying to make a playable CD, you don't want .wav files on your disc at all. You want .cda files, which are all 1K because they're just "shortcuts" -- they point to the right spot on the disc to start reading for that track.
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