Redbook CD's

[Rock Star 87]

Where can I buy Redbook CD's?

 

[bblackwood]

Any blank CDR can be used to create a Red Book compliant disc.

 

[bennychico11]

you don't buy Red Book CDs...you burn them


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Book_(audio_CD_standard)

 

[Rock Star 87]

what program do I need to make a redbook compliant disc?

 

[bennychico11]

iTunes works fine...and it's free.
basically any program that says it burns an audio CD and it plays fine in a regular audio CD player....

 

[Rock Star 87]

My Roxio-burnt CD's aren't Redbook compliant.

 

[LogicDeLuxe]

If you're on Windows, try Exact Audio Copy. There you can specifiy anything related to CD audio: indices, pre-emphasis-flac, CD text, ISRC etc..

Also, the correct answer for "Where can I buy Redbook CD's?" would be "in any record store", I'd say.

 

[ObeseArmadillo]

Toast 8 will burn 100% compliant redbook CDs. (at least according to their marketing)

 

[therage!]

what program do I need to make a redbook compliant disc?

http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/Products/ShowProduct.asp?PID=963

 

[scrouch]

Toast will do it. I'm surprised that any CD burning program that puts out music discs won't do it. As long as you have the bitrate and frequency correct and put in the spacing between songs.