MD & NetMD at SoundExpert.

[Guest Anonymous]

Hi ALL,

MD and NetMD audio codecs were added to SoundExpert rating system. Now full set of audio codecs includes:

AAC: MPEG-4 Audio for QuikTime 6.0 & 6.3

AAC: PsyTEL® MPEG-4 AAC Encoder

AAC: Liquid Player Promotional

AAC: MPEG-4 AAC for Ahead Nero Burning Rom (CBR & VBR)

ATRAC 3: SonicStage 1.5

ATRAC 3 plus: SonicStage 1.5

mp3: Lame 3.91

mp3: MUSICMATCH Jukebox

mp3PRO: Nero mp3PRO Encoder Plugin (CBR & VBR)

OggVorbis: OggEnc v1.0

QDesign Music 2: QDesign Music Encoder 2 Pro

RealAudio 8: RealJukebox 2

WMA 8: Windows Media 8 Encoding Utility

WMA 9: Windows Media Encoder 9 (CBR & VBR)

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[Guest Anonymous]

Hi

I hope you can tell me what to do.

I copied "original" cd's to my pc, using musicmatch.

Then I imported them to the sonic stage program that came with the sony minidisc.

They were converted and now I have a real mess in the MG jukebox...

I wanted to burn a few of those files unto a cd, yet I am unsure if I am following the correct path.

Do I have to convert the files to wav? Does the burner do it?

Or do I try to use the minidisc to transfer the loaded files to the burner?

I have no idea if what I am thinking has any sense.

Please help if you can.

:shock:

[Guest Anonymous]

If you want to make a music CD that plays on any stereo, then you use MusicMatch or another ripper to copy the CD to WAV files. Then you burn an audio-CD from the WAV files.

If you want to burn an MP3-CD, then you rip to MP3's with MusicMatch (though I would suggest using something better like EAC+Lame) and then burn an MP3-CD or a data-CD.

If you want to burn an ATRAC3plus-CD, then you should rip to WAV with musicmatch, use SonicStage or whatever to encode the WAV's to ATRAC3plus, and then burn a data CD with the resultant OMG files.