Posted by James Steele on 2001-04-15
I can't burn the files because they're not CD-quality! And when I try to convert them to CD quality using Windows 98's wave file converter I get all sorts of noise, ringing, distortion...etc... I tried converting them on the fly using the burner with the exact same results. What other converters are there that could convert w/o loss of quality? I don't know if my sound card will let me rerecord the wave file...I could try, but it sounds like a long shot. /*******************/ > Is this loss of quality when you play the wav or AFTER burning it to CD? If > so create a CD image first on your HDD and then burn the CD from the image > (It can convert and burn more reliably this way as the conversion can use > alot of CPU, sometimes starving the burner and leading to buffer > under/overruns) > > You "should" be able to convert UPWARDS without noticeable loss of quality, > try another converter and play around with filters to reduce noise etc > before burning. > > Another possible solution is actualy RECORD the wav again in 44khz using the > old mono wav as your input source (possible with SOME sound cards/OS but may > require the use of another PC with a line in/out patch cable)
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