TSGL: recommendation

gcc g.civello at oit.umass.edu
Fri Mar 7 17:32:52 EST 2008


Hi Alan.  I had a 5 disk platter years ago and hated it.  Noisy thing it 
was.  I bought a single disk Sony in '98 and it has been good to me... I can 
even adjust the volume levels on via my remote.  What I might consider is 
buying a new dvd player and use my old one - (hooking it up to my integrated 
amp).  Then I'd be able to play the mp3 files.  As I said before, my cd 
player won't play mp3 files even when I use the "data" choice of Nero to 
make the cd.  I appreciate your input.

Thanks
gcc


----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Alan Mitchell" <alan_mitchell at mindspring.com>
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Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 4:47 PM
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> Purchase a multi-disk player (preferably one that reads multiple emcoding 
> formats)
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: "gcc" <g.civello at oit.umass.edu>
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> Sent: 3/7/08 1:50 PM
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> Regarding my last post about not being able to burn my mp3 files.  *I* was
> the problem (stupid, stupid, stupid!) I had selected "Make an audio CD"
> instead of "Make an MP3 disc."  Nevertheless this does not solve things 
> for
> me as the cd won't play in my cd player, which is where I want to hear the
> music (late nights while in bed)  It works fine in my computer and also in
> my dvd player.  The dvd player is hooked up to my tv so the sound is 
> pretty
> bad coming out of those tiny, cheap, speakers.  Any *other* options?
>
> Thanks
> gcc
>
> Thanks
> gcc
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "gcc" <g.civello at oit.umass.edu>
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> Sent: Friday, March 07, 2008 1:19 PM
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>
>> That CDex is a nice (free!) program Ron... thanks for the reco.  So I
>> decided to give the mp3 format (burned on cd) a try to see if I could 
>> live
>> with the compression that Justin and Alan suggested might be a problem 
>> for
>> me.
>> CDex did it's job perfectly, converting the wav files to mp3. Problem is,
>> that Nero won't burn the mp3 files to my brand new, empty, 700 MB cd-r. I
>> get a message that says I don't have enough room on the blank cd to burn
>> the
>> files.  Checking the properties of each mp3 file I find that they only
>> total
>> to 87.7 MB, so there should be plenty of room on that blank cd. As an
>> aside,
>> the wav file that I converted to mp3 was 800 MB, so that sure is a lot of
>> compressing!  Anyway, I can't imagine why Nero tells me there's not 
>> enough
>> room on the blank cd. Any ideas about that?
>>
>> Thanks
>> gcc
>>
>> ----- Original Message ----- 
>> From: "Ron Grant" <nortnarg at gmail.com>
>> To: "Tech Support Guy Mailing List" <list at tsgserver.com>
>> Sent: Thursday, March 06, 2008 1:51 PM
>> Subject: Re: TSGL: recommendation
>>
>>
>>> 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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