I'm completely new to this Audio cd burning but i just done my first one from an album i downloaded as mp3 files each track is 190 bps and i have burnt an audio CD with nero 5.5 without any problems but when i replay the CD on my hifi the tracks are noticably crackly. Can anyone point me in the right direction? p.s my cd burner is a Yamaha CRW8424E rewriter about 3.5 yrs old
Just a slight correction to what ripdox said. When you play the CD on a Hi-Fi with quality speakers you may notice a difference. When you play back the MP3's on your "cheap" computer speakers you won't hear all the little errors that may be in the encoding of the MP3. I hope I said this correctly! But you probably know what I mean.
I don't know if this will make a difference or not, but did you check the box before burning that says "Normalize all tracks?" or something like that? I'm not at my home computer so I can't be for certain if that is the wording.
The Mp3's sound fine on my pc speakers they're not just cheapo crap ones. But the Audio CD that i burn't was absolutley dreadful, I mean REALLY CRACKLY. They are downloaded from a good quality site (paid for) of a 2004 album so i don't think a recording from vinyl is the issue. I'm gonna try Nero 6 and burn at a slower speed and see if that helps
Normalised is a filter to make all the audio files to the same volume, as you maybe making a compilation CD with music files from various sources. By the way i have now used NERO 6 and it all seems much better. Many thanks for your threads.
