directorz
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Thank you for the responses, I have it solved. Once the .wav file was created on my hard drive, I right clicked it and, using Media Player, copied it to CD. This automatically formatted the file to CDA, readable by my CD Player. Thank you DZ
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I have a cassette recording of a family event from 1970 that I want to put on CD to preserve. I have it transferred to my hard drive. I burned it to disc and it plays fine on my PC but cannot get it to play on my CD player at home. Is there a certain format I should be using? It's currently .wav. Thank you kindly DZ
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I have a cassettee recording of a family event from 1970 that I want to put on CD to preserve. I have it transferred to my hard drive. I burned it to disc and it plays fine on my PC but cannot get it to play on my CD player at home. Is there a certain format I should be using? It's currently .wav. Thank you kindly