Brian C
I use nero to burn my mixed cd's. I usually keep a copy of the mix still in it's wav format. Last week I stupidly deleted one of my mixes.
I tried using Exact Audio Copy to rip the mix back into my PC. EAC reports a timing problem and extracts all the tracks as silence. I can record it analogue but would rather extract the audio.
I can rip any other CD's OK. Any Ideas anyone?
I tried using Exact Audio Copy to rip the mix back into my PC. EAC reports a timing problem and extracts all the tracks as silence. I can record it analogue but would rather extract the audio.
I can rip any other CD's OK. Any Ideas anyone?
geposted Tue 29 Oct 02 @ 12:50 pm
Phenryll
In CoolEdit Pro 2 (for ex.), open your .cda (are .cda you want open, ok?) with that program. When the peak file has created, save it into wav.
Sorry if I didn't undestand your question. @
Sorry if I didn't undestand your question. @
geposted Tue 29 Oct 02 @ 7:26 pm