I've just downloaded/bought the new Diana Krall CD in mp3 at 320Kb. I
have twice used Nero7 to burn it onto a blank disc - something I have
done many times before without problem - but all it hasa done is burn
the information but no sound. I would add that I convert on the fly - no
cache.

I used WMA to do it and it burnt the CD, music, text, and all, with no
problem although this does cache.

Anyone any ideas - particularly does Nero have an upper sample rate
limit for mp3 conversion (this is the first time I've had a source of
such high speed?) I've Googled but with no joy - but there again I may
be asking the wrong question!



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harrogate three at ntlworld dot com

On Sun, 12 Apr 2009 17:58:45 +0100, "Woody"
wrote:

I've just downloaded/bought the new Diana Krall CD in mp3 at 320Kb. I
have twice used Nero7 to burn it onto a blank disc - something I have
done many times before without problem - but all it hasa done is burn
the information but no sound. I would add that I convert on the fly - no
cache.

I used WMA to do it and it burnt the CD, music, text, and all, with no
problem although this does cache.

Anyone any ideas - particularly does Nero have an upper sample rate
limit for mp3 conversion (this is the first time I've had a source of
such high speed?) I've Googled but with no joy - but there again I may
be asking the wrong question!

Are you sure you asked Nero to burn an audio CD? I've never
encountered this problem with it - just drag and drop tracks onto the
window and press go. I think I have started with just about every
compression type and bit rate there is, including VBR.

d

Not sure exactly what you are doing here. Are you trying to burn on the fly,
as it were or what?
Brian

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"Woody" wrote in message
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I've just downloaded/bought the new Diana Krall CD in mp3 at 320Kb. I have
twice used Nero7 to burn it onto a blank disc - something I have done many
times before without problem - but all it hasa done is burn the
information but no sound. I would add that I convert on the fly - no
cache.

I used WMA to do it and it burnt the CD, music, text, and all, with no
problem although this does cache.

Anyone any ideas - particularly does Nero have an upper sample rate limit
for mp3 conversion (this is the first time I've had a source of such high
speed?) I've Googled but with no joy - but there again I may be asking the
wrong question!



--
Woody

harrogate three at ntlworld dot com