CD redbook and a related burning issue

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ditnoj

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What is "CD redbook audio"
For that matter what are the different types of cd burning and cd's other than "regular" and "get-an-already-formatted-digital-audio-disc-cuase-you-have-a-philips-machine"?

When all y'all are talking about editing and mixing and burning of the PC when you've used a stand alone hard disk recorder, are you referring to first track by track in wave file and then in two track for the final mix/burn?

Thanks for the help.

D out ITNOJ
 
red book is simply the name for the specifications for audio cds that ALL major cd players will recognize. there are certain ways to store track summary info, a certain # of allowable errors, etc. i'm trying to dig up a really in-depth source of info on it to show you, because i don't know all the specifics. as far as other things about cd-r's, there are tons of types, there's NO reason (if you haven't already) to get a standalone philips and pay the "screw consumers in the name of piracy" tax. cd-r's are jsut as good as those 3-4$ "audio" cd-r's, except that the standalone players purposely don't read them. i've made a fine-sounding cd on my pc cd recorder that rocks on my denon player (though the flaws in my recordings REALLY come out :/). in any case, check out http://www.fadden.com/cdrfaq/ for more information on cd-r's (far more than i know or have time to diculge). hopefully there will be more specifics there.
 
Hey zer0sig!

Thank you kindly for the info! will be checking out the site!

D out ITNOJ
 
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