Can you burn wav files to cd

Repeat this step to add all needed files to the project. Please make sure that the added wav files will not exceed the compact disc capacity. You can also remove the file from the project by selecting it in the list, then click "Delete" button on toolbar. The "Burn" dialog will popup. Select the correct burn drive from the list, and change other settings if necessary. The default burning speed is the maximum speed allowed by the writer and the media.

You can select a slower burning speed at your will. PowerISO will start writing the disc. You can see the detailed progress information during writing. If there is CD-Text information in the wav files, it will also be written to the disc. How do I change it to burn discs in.

Seems to be every programme I try burns as. If this is what you are seeing when you insert a disc you have created then this suggests it has burned correctly and the problem with playback may be because your stand-alone CD player is not able to read the files - an issue I have experienced myself.

This is usually down to the lens in the CD player failing or needing a clean or just a brand of disc it does not like. My old disused Sony player would not play Sony discs strangely I now have a Marantz which plays everything! If the disc appears differently in the PC then there is a burn issue - I'd suggest purchasing a small pack 3 to 5 CD-RW discs so that you can test-burn without wastage and if you select 'blank disc' from the WMP left hand pane - you'll be able to watch the preparation and burn process as it happens.

Typically with a forty minute album and 8x speed RW disc that would take about 6 minutes to run. Was this reply helpful? Yes No. Make sure you check your archive material presumably on data CDs every few years to make sure none are suffering from so-called bit-rot. Burned CD's do not have the relative longevity we believe stamped CD's will have.

The burn process of CD-R's is photographic , although the light source is laser. But exposure to sunlight, for instance, appears to decrease burned disk longevity. It's called dithering, so you will need a program that has it. I'd just got my tracks in wav format at Then, open Nero, select the audio format to burn and everything's done.

Black Shadow. If dithering isn't your problem: for some reason or another, my Nero won't burn basic wave-files, only broadcast wave files. Diogo C. Well, I think today you can burn audio-cds at 8x with no problem.

I heard that burning audio-cds too slow can cause problems too but I don't know if this is true. With regard to too slow burning , it has often been linked to overburning -- the pseudo-pits end up blossoming -- covering too much area and so may cut down on readability in some drives.