I was recently transferring some old cassettes into digital via EMC10.
Now this may not be a "problem", but after I recorded them, cleaned them up in the Sound Editor (saved as .WAV for further tweaking later down the line), and burned them to disc, the disc won't play in alot of CD / DVD players. This includes my Chrysler and Sony DVD player that won't play them. The computer plays them, and my cheapo night stand CD player does, too!?
Just wondering if another "final burning' format is better, or is it possible it was a mistake I could have made earlier on?
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Ty Catt
I was recently transferring some old cassettes into digital via EMC10.
Now this may not be a "problem", but after I recorded them, cleaned them up in the Sound Editor (saved as .WAV for further tweaking later down the line), and burned them to disc, the disc won't play in alot of CD / DVD players. This includes my Chrysler and Sony DVD player that won't play them. The computer plays them, and my cheapo night stand CD player does, too!?
Just wondering if another "final burning' format is better, or is it possible it was a mistake I could have made earlier on?
Thanks!
Ty
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