Hi there,
i am totally new here and have a few questions if anyone would be so kind as to help me?!
When i put in a cd for burning onto another cd,after downloading the original it stated that approx 550mb had been recorded.That's fine. However, when i tried downloading the same disc on media player it stated that only 55mb had been used for the recording. Does this mean that Roxio records cd's to a much higher quality than say windows media player?
Also, is there anywhere on the roxio site that suggests that this is the case ie: why can't i find out anywhere what exactly this package is????
Thank you.
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MB's on cd recording
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radiorog
, Jan 02 2008 09:41 AM
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Posted 02 January 2008 - 01:27 PM
No details, can't say…
Sounds like the larger is in Audio CD format whereas the Media Player is going to do mp3 or WMA format which is much more compressed, at a cost of audio quality…
Sounds like the larger is in Audio CD format whereas the Media Player is going to do mp3 or WMA format which is much more compressed, at a cost of audio quality…
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Posted 03 January 2008 - 07:27 AM
QUOTE (james_hardin @ Jan 2 2008, 01:27 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
No details, can't say…
Sounds like the larger is in Audio CD format whereas the Media Player is going to do mp3 or WMA format which is much more compressed, at a cost of audio quality…
Sounds like the larger is in Audio CD format whereas the Media Player is going to do mp3 or WMA format which is much more compressed, at a cost of audio quality…
Cheers James
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