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| Burning CD's in Tiger Ihave recently upgraded to Tiger, but when burning CD's there is no option to change the format in which you burn the CD...... .....or is there? |
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| Depends on what you're talking about. Burning CDs from the Finder results in a hybrid format that works well with PCs and Macs. Does that need changing? I find it useful that way. Disk Utility can burn ISOs and .dmgs. iTunes can be used for Audio CDs... I don't think anything really changed between Panther and Tiger there besides burnable folders in the Finder (but that has nothing to do with disc formats either...).
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| I was trying to burn an Audio CD from iTunes, but when it's played back after burning - nothing can be heard.. however I know it isn't a problem with my CD burner as it copies normal disks fine.. WHat format do I need and how do I go about changing it for when I wish to burn the audio files? All I can figure out what to do is simply open the burn folder, click burn & enter CD when asked to.. there are no options from here to change the format. |
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| Look in iTunes' Preferences under "Burning" and make sure that you're set up to burn an "Audio CD." Any other format will not work in a standard CD player (unless it's a CD player/MP3 player hybrid device).
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