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HELP - Audio gurus, please...

Kitros

Golden Member
I have a 30 minute long .cda file of my band which was recorded by the venue. It can be opened to listen to, however it cannot be edited (track seperation). I guess this is some kind of encoding? So how do I go about editing this? I use basic programs to rip the cd into mp3 or wav = nothing. I have also tried opening it with Acid = nothing.

Thanks guys and gals!
 
If it's a .CDA file you *should* be able to rip it into MP3 or WAV format. Something must be wrong somewhere if you can't get that to work.

As a last resort, you can always do realtime recording - play the disc and use any wave editor like Cool Edit or Gold Wave to record the sound into a WAV for editing.


Hope that helps,
🙂atwl
 
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