Overburing CDR

[capera]

Many of the music concerts I have been downloading are 735meg in size.

Is there a safe and reliable CD burning program that will allow me to burn these concerts to a 80min CDR?

Any replies appreaciated.

[capera]

Oh well.....

[podunkviller]

all standard production cd's that i can think of allow burning of 735 mb audio files. i recommend nero, personally.

[tonyhill]

You can get 99 Min cdrs, and a lot of the new burners support this.

Hope this helps.

[werx]

nero sucks ass dont get it its the worst shit out there. to be safe get a bigger cd, there are new cd's that support higher disc space. or if u want, covert them all to Mp3 format and burn them AS mp3 format not covert to audio form. hope this helps more ;|

[PussyLover]

don't listen to that guy at the bottom he knows s*** use nero

then u wont have to pay £1 a disk for 99min cdr's

listen to pudenkiller he knows the score just go to file properties and set overburn to 2mins over

itll work fine i use the MP3 chart albums if uve herd of them

NORTH EAST England only i believe, and i have over 9,000 albums on Mp3 and Nero hasnt failed Yet (2Yr)

[podunkviller]

lol - sillies - 80 min cd-rs hold 800 mb of audio.......

[madassassin2k]

I think its only 700mb

[JoyBoy]

Nope, when burning Audio CDs, a 700mb CDr becomes 800mb. Just like when burning Super/Video CDs. Easiest way to explain it is that Audio/Video CDs are burnt differently to Data CDs.

[podunkviller]

the math - for those who care :P (if i can remember it all)

44000 samples per second of audio (.wav format)

um....gdi - grabbing text....its late.

ok ok ok

44000 samples/second stored in 16 bit integer format results in 5 MB per minute of audio. for two channels, double it, 10 MBps