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suja
if i record audio tracks with photos on cdr using MM will
i be able to listen to the cd on my domestic cd player
i be able to listen to the cd on my domestic cd player
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J. Daniel Smith
No. CDs created with WMM2 can not be played on any stand-alone devices
currently available to consumers. See http://papajohn.org for futher
details.
Taking "Windows Movie Maker 2" out of the picture opens up several more
options; especially since you seem interested in photos/music and not video:
VCD, HighMAT, multi-session CD, etc. It all depends on exactly what you're
trying to accomplish. Again, you may find some help from
http://papajohn.org, but it sounds like you might be looking for some more
advanced CD writing features offered by products like Nero6.
Note that stand-alone CD players are generally very "underpowered" compared
to a DVD player and as a result can be much pickier about what they will
playback; some don't even like CDA-discs on CD-R media.
Dan
currently available to consumers. See http://papajohn.org for futher
details.
Taking "Windows Movie Maker 2" out of the picture opens up several more
options; especially since you seem interested in photos/music and not video:
VCD, HighMAT, multi-session CD, etc. It all depends on exactly what you're
trying to accomplish. Again, you may find some help from
http://papajohn.org, but it sounds like you might be looking for some more
advanced CD writing features offered by products like Nero6.
Note that stand-alone CD players are generally very "underpowered" compared
to a DVD player and as a result can be much pickier about what they will
playback; some don't even like CDA-discs on CD-R media.
Dan
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John Kelly
Mr Smith,
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Suja,
If you are interested in music and photos only, you might want to take a
look at http://www.highmat.com
You'll be able to download the HighMAT Extension for CD writing
(http://www.highmat.com/download/), After installing, you can create HighMAT
Audio/Image discs just by burning songs and photos in the CD burn wizard in
Windows XP.
Many players from Panasonic, Apex and others already support these type of
HighMAT discs.
Movie Maker 2 creates video HighMAT discs - DVD players which support video
HighMAT discs will be available soon.
-Gareth
If you are interested in music and photos only, you might want to take a
look at http://www.highmat.com
You'll be able to download the HighMAT Extension for CD writing
(http://www.highmat.com/download/), After installing, you can create HighMAT
Audio/Image discs just by burning songs and photos in the CD burn wizard in
Windows XP.
Many players from Panasonic, Apex and others already support these type of
HighMAT discs.
Movie Maker 2 creates video HighMAT discs - DVD players which support video
HighMAT discs will be available soon.
-Gareth