TSGL: recommendation

[Ron Grant]

CDex  can be downloaded at:  http://cdexos.sourceforge.net   It is a 
free program that will rip CD's to your computer compressing from the 
.wav format to .mp3.
Once that is done then you can create a disc containing an assortment of 
.mp3 music files from the computer  and burn them to a CD disc.
Usually I can get around 130 songs on one disc this way. 


gcc wrote:
> Hi all.  Can anyone recommend here recommend a (preferably) free program 
> that compresses wav files, which can then be burned onto a single cd.  As a 
> classical music lover who has cds where a single symphony (Mahler's, for 
> instance) spans 2 discs, I would like to compress the wav file enough to get 
> them on one disc.  Having to get up out of bed to change discs is annoying 
> to say the least :)
>
> Thanks
> gcc 
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