I am trying to burn a bunch of audio cds. However some of the wav-files seem to be impossible to burn without getting slight errors. I have ruled out media quality, burner quality and burn speed by testing. Certain specific wav-files always get errors while the rest of the files burn ok. The error-prone files in themselves sound quite ok, but there is obviously something that makes them hard to burn. I check the burn quality by reading the files from the CD with EAC. I burn with Nero. Anyone have any ideas or suggestions?
Is it a problem with readability? I hope you aren't burning on-the-fly from CD to CD. You should copy to your hard drive first and then burn - that way, you know the files are perfectly readable. I heard that some copy protections purposely put flawed files on audio CDs that would not be picked up by an audio player but would keep someone from ripping them.
