question about cd burning

[sotherbee]

if i make a direct copy of a store bought pumpkins cd, would the burned copy have any less audio quality? or does it keep file types exactly the same?

[Herr Lipp]

If you burned at about 4x or even 2x, the difference probably wouldnt be detectable to the human ear. Oh but make sure you got some good quality CD-R's.

[Cool As Ice Cream]

Normally there will be no difference between the original and the copy. Unless you're using some crap program to copy the cd.

A frequent mistake during cd copying is that the copy has extra silence between the tracks.

[sotherbee]

Originally posted by Cool As Ice Cream
[B]Normally there will be no difference between the original and the copy. Unless you're using some crap program to copy the cd./B]

you know of any good freeware? my computer can only use Realplayer

[Cool As Ice Cream]

UGH

[sotherbee]

Originally posted by Cool As Ice Cream
UGH

its that bad huh?

[Eye]

Well it's not 'free' but the program that most people tend to use is Nero, it's pretty good most of the time. So if a friend has a copy, you can borrow it off them ;).

[sotherbee]

Originally posted by Eye
Well it's not 'free' but the program that most people tend to use is Nero, it's pretty good most of the time. So if a friend has a copy, you can borrow it off them ;).

yeah ive heard nero tends to be the best from alot of people. but all ive ever been able to use is the trial version:(