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Converting old files (.cif) to usable format
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jumpingjoe16
, Jun 02 2009 03:25 AM
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 03:25 AM
I about 18 backed up music albums where the originals have been damaged. The problem I have is my new laptop has Vista as the operating system and I can't use CD creator 5 basic on this machine which is the software used to store them. What can I buy that will convert them into a usable format
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Posted 02 June 2009 - 04:53 PM
Hello Jumpingjoe,
Well my usual image tools, IsoBuster Pro, Magic Iso, Power Iso, and Win Iso, won't look at the ECDC 5 and version 6 audio .CIF files I just made
However, to my great and happy surprise Creator 2009 will write each of them to an audio CD.
You go through the 'Write Data disc (advanced)' menu to run Creator Classic, and then burn the CIF file with Creator Classic.
Amazing!
Well my usual image tools, IsoBuster Pro, Magic Iso, Power Iso, and Win Iso, won't look at the ECDC 5 and version 6 audio .CIF files I just made
However, to my great and happy surprise Creator 2009 will write each of them to an audio CD.
You go through the 'Write Data disc (advanced)' menu to run Creator Classic, and then burn the CIF file with Creator Classic.
Amazing!
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