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Joe Delaronde

 

From:
Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada
Post  Posted 24 Jul 2002 2:50 pm    
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I'm transfering my LPs to CD and was wondering what the limit on how many tracks a cd player can read, using a .cda format on an 80 min cd?
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Joe
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Wayne Brown


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Bassano, Alberta, Canada
Post  Posted 24 Jul 2002 3:14 pm    
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hey joe when i did it ...depending on the size it took about 17 to 24 per 74 min cd

wayne
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Joey Ace


From:
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Post  Posted 24 Jul 2002 4:46 pm    
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99 tracks max per CD.

I've done it, making a CD copy of my tape Doug J's "100 Hot Licks Nashville Style" for my personal use.

(I had to put Licks 99 & 100 on track 99)

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Doyle Huff

 

From:
Broken Arrow, OK USA
Post  Posted 25 Jul 2002 5:41 pm    
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Joe. Wayne and I have had the same experience. How many tracks you can put on depends on the size of the tracks. I recorded a cd of Faron Young songs and got 22 tracks. I recorded off Steel Radio and only got 17. I noticed some tracks were amost 3 min. while others were 4+min. My burner program tells me how much recording time I have left or how much over I am.
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Joe Delaronde

 

From:
Selkirk, Manitoba, Canada
Post  Posted 25 Jul 2002 7:36 pm    
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Thanks folks!
Now I know I can pack it as tight as possible.

Joe
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