election CD for a candidate

[802.11]

I am helping a candidate to make a voice recording and then store the file in a CD.


the CD will will play in CD play on a car stereo.


if the voice file of the candidates is called candidate.X

x is file extension.

what other files I should store in the same CD.

I never made a CD play in car stereo before.

[Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379]

Moving this one into the Software Forum.

It really depends on what program you use to burn the CD.

I think the file format is actually .cda, but I believe most CD burning programs make .cda files from .wav files.

So, it really depends on your software. I know when I use FreeBSD's burncd program, I can use .wav files, and burncd does any conversion, if neccesary.

[802.11]

I will use NERO 5.5.10.9 bundled on windows 98 SE

[mdwatts]

You will be recording, burning the cd and using a Windows application stored on the cd to play the recording?

Shouldn't you be asking in a Windows forum?

[oubipaws]

x cd roast works well for audio cd's and will convert wav > cda, mp3 > cda, or pretty much any other conversion... I use it all the time for burning music

[802.11]

I posted this thread "random" forum. someone moves me here.




burncd = http://freshmeat.net/projects/burncdda/?topic_id=845%2C116%2C123%2C119
?

[mdwatts]

Moving this back to /dev/random as it really is a Windows related question (if anyone cares to answer).

[Alex Cavnar, aka alc6379]

Originally posted by 802.11
I posted this thread "random" forum. someone moves me here.




burncd = http://freshmeat.net/projects/burncdda/?topic_id=845%2C116%2C123%2C119
?

You didn't really say what Operating System you were using... Since this is a Linux help forum, I sorta figured you'd be using Linux to do the burning of the CD.

[802.11]

YES I tried and it works, very happy.



thanks!

>
> > need to convert *.au / *.wav to *.cda? would u please tell me where I
can
> > down load such free software?
>
> I am using Nero for Windows (can't get any files into the "write" list
with
> X-CD-Roast) and I have just copied an old vinyl record across to CD-ROM.
I
> saved the tracks as .wav files and burned those. They finished up on the
> disk as .cda.
>

[Kaligraphic]

In Nero, just make an audio cd, and add the file to the compilation. Nero can deal with .wav or .mp3 files. As long as it's a straight audio cd, it should be fine.

(or create it as a CD Extra or CD Plus (I forget which name Nero uses, but it's the one that has a red book session and an ISO-9660 session), and include promotional materials, position statements, &c on the data portion.)