I have been looking for an audio test CD that I could download from the
internet. So far I have been unsuccessful. Does anyone know of one? (There
are lots that I could buy!)

All I could find was a site that gave me a .bin file and .cue file and tells me
to use my own CD burner software. I have a copy or Nero, but I dont see how I
could use the files.

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Michael Chare

Michael Chare wrote:
I have been looking for an audio test CD that I could download from the
internet. So far I have been unsuccessful. Does anyone know of one? (There
are lots that I could buy!)

All I could find was a site that gave me a .bin file and .cue file and tells me
to use my own CD burner software. I have a copy or Nero, but I dont see how I
could use the files.

To burn the bin file open Nero and cancel the wizard. Cick record, burn
image, then navigate to the point where the cue and bin files are. Load
the cue file.

Rob

"Rob" wrote in message
...
Michael Chare wrote:
I have been looking for an audio test CD that I could download from the
internet. So far I have been unsuccessful. Does anyone know of one?
(There
are lots that I could buy!)

All I could find was a site that gave me a .bin file and .cue file and tells
me
to use my own CD burner software. I have a copy or Nero, but I dont see how
I
could use the files.

To burn the bin file open Nero and cancel the wizard. Cick record, burn
image, then navigate to the point where the cue and bin files are. Load
the cue file.

Ah! Thank you that's worked. Now the problem is to use my ears to decide
whether the speakers are both producing the same volume. Not so easy at the
higher frequencies!


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Michael Chare

On Tue, 25 Jan 2005 19:41:57 -0000, "Michael Chare"
wrote:

Ah! Thank you that's worked. Now the problem is to use my ears to decide
whether the speakers are both producing the same volume. Not so easy at the
higher frequencies!

That's why they sell sound level meters.

Kal