[mataro]

I have an OEM version of Creator Premier v. 9.0.559 installed on a new HP Pavilion PC running the Vista Home Premium OS. I have two internal DVD drives, one of which also burns discs. I want to use the "Create Audio CD for Car or Home CD Player" function to create an audio CD that automatically converts FLAC files to a playable audio format for burning . But when I try that here, the discs will play, using Windows Media Player, in my PC but then *not* on my home player, where they register either as a "bad" disc or the time will read but the music won't play. However, I can successfully dub commercial audio discs using the "Copy Disc" function, so the burning hardware seems to be working OK. Any suggestions, please, on how I can make this work? I am able to do this automatic conversion without difficulty using Toast on my wife's iMac, so I know it's possible. And the add-files instruction in Creator Premier lists .flac as a format that can be input, so I figure it can be done on Vista, too.

[tbrewst]

Not sure what that OEM version is but can you go to Start,All Programs and have any Roxio entries?If so do you have Music Disc Creator?If you do try and create an Audio cd that way and see if it takes the flac files.

This post has been edited by tbrewst: 18 August 2007 - 03:13 PM