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Old 04-05-2004
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wrong format

I still can't get " nero" to burn my exported audio.After I went through the audio mixdown in 9.0 in would not allow me to drag into the "burn" section of the nero program.It states that the format I submitted is not supported.Did I miss something?
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What resolution did you mixdown to ? I think Nero will only accept 16/44.
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You can burn higher resolution files,but as "data" not audio.
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Hi Picker,

In order to burn your audio to CD, you need to export it to WAV format using settings of 16-bit (bit depth) and 44.1 KHz (sampling rate). That is the standard format for audio on a CD.

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