GaryBr
Hi guys,
Well, i've got my VDJ, i'm waiting for my Maya44us to be delivered and while i'm waiting i thought i'd start burning some time coded cds, as its this format i'd like to use.
First question, what quality is best to burn the TCCD's at? 128,192,320 etc?
Secondly, i've never used anything time coded before, and i've read posts saying some people are burning them from a minute into the timecode etc, and its confused me.
Why are they doing this? Will all become clear when i use TCCD myself? How do they do this, do they simply edit the MP3?
Sorry about my ignorance on this, maybe i'm being stupid, but as always, you help would be appreciated.
Gary.
www.djgarybrown.co.uk
Well, i've got my VDJ, i'm waiting for my Maya44us to be delivered and while i'm waiting i thought i'd start burning some time coded cds, as its this format i'd like to use.
First question, what quality is best to burn the TCCD's at? 128,192,320 etc?
Secondly, i've never used anything time coded before, and i've read posts saying some people are burning them from a minute into the timecode etc, and its confused me.
Why are they doing this? Will all become clear when i use TCCD myself? How do they do this, do they simply edit the MP3?
Sorry about my ignorance on this, maybe i'm being stupid, but as always, you help would be appreciated.
Gary.
www.djgarybrown.co.uk
geposted Wed 18 Apr 07 @ 12:34 pm
djzare
Burn the TCCD's as a normal audio cd, only if your cd player supports mp3 format- then you can make it also as a mp3 TCCD. Bitrate is the one as you have downloaded it.
Just play with it, and everything will be much clearer.
Just play with it, and everything will be much clearer.
geposted Mon 23 Apr 07 @ 12:27 am