1. 07-29-14 02:37 PM #1
    TheMoneyShot
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    Question On MP3 To CD Recording On PC

    I use to have Limewire and I think I downloaded an older version of Roxio. It worked perfectly. When I recorded music to a CD it sounded amazing! For some reason... the CD Burner Audio crap software that came with my laptop leaves like a "popping" noise every so often on few songs to the CD. The MP3 has no errors. So it has to be the software to the CD causing this???

    I was wondering if anyone has a free trial audio software that they recommend? Either from Cnet.com or other places. What would be causing this bad MP3 to CD transmission? It sucks.
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  2. 07-29-14 02:40 PM #2
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    MP3 by it's very nature is horrible quality. FLAC lossless is a step up.

    I use NERO burning software. There's an option to normalize the audio which eliminates the spikes in volume.

    If you're hearing "pops"- most likely a low bitrate rip of the song.

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  3. 07-29-14 02:45 PM #3
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    Thanks for the post! Maybe I did use an older version of Nero years back? I had to erase my hard drive... and lost a lot of the programs I once had. I wonder if I could find a trail version for 30 days??? Thanks Muldoon!
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