You know how when you burn music onto a CD, they only allow a certain amount, such as around 10 pieces? Is there a way that you can bypass this or is there a program that allows you to burn music into a CD using all 700MB instead of wasting space?
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You know how when you burn music onto a CD, they only allow a certain amount, such as around 10 pieces? Is there a way that you can bypass this or is there a program that allows you to burn music into a CD using all 700MB instead of wasting space?
If you want to burn an audio CD which you want to listen on a car radio or those old diskman's then you have can only put ~30 songs but if you want to listen on your computer later or a radio with an MP3 player, you can burn it as a regular data CD and use up all the available space. Just make sure you choose data CD on your burning software.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeDave
Uhh usually it doesn't restrict you on amount of songs but only how much space they take up.. Shouldn't ever stop you only on the # of songs
On data discs, yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ithian
On music discs, not really.
On music discs you only get "x" minutes of music you can put on it unless you manage to pass the 700mb mark.
Don't ask me why but my first guess would be to reduce the amount of piracy on one disc.
Uhh.. I don't think RW discs are distinguishable between music and data discs.. its all the same to them
yeah but my friend told me about this program that allowed you to burn all 700mb onto the disk using music cd. i don't know how to do it.
Are you talking about a CD from a band? Like you bought a band's CD and are trying to burn more music onto it?
RW= Rewriteable. There is little to no difference between a regular one besides the fact you can reuse RWs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ithian
What matters is the content on the disc.
Then ask him for the application and how to use it instead of asking here and waiting endlessly for no useful reply.Quote:
Originally Posted by LeDave
That's what i was saying.. The content DOESN'T matter.. you can just burn stuff on them. Most music cds are not RW, so they can just be written to once and it's done.Quote:
Originally Posted by SnOwBunZz