Lose quality when copying audio cd

You need a program to rip the CD to MP3 or Flac on your computer. You can buy a program for that, but there are lots of free options to, like EAC. Exact Audio Copy
This one can be used for more formats. When you want a copy, in the same quality as your CD use Flac. When you don't mind the quality, and you want more music on the stick, use MP3. Lye lower the bits/second the less quality you have. Once you made it MP3, you could burn it on a CD again, but you never will have the same quality of sound.

Download and install Nero Burning Rom program, open it, set in the up window the option CD/DVD, get to preferite, copy CD or copy DVD option, depends by what you need, set the speed 4x for DVD or 8x for CD for have a good copy quality, insert the original disk, it will copy it, then insert the new disk to burn.

this depends on what you want to copy if its a cd or a dvd you will need the burning software that will support this if you just want to copy a file click start all programs accessories open windows explorer navigate to the file select it right click select copy then you can copy it to another place on your computer
hope this helps
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this might be because you have not selected the option to burn an audio cd or your burning software does not support audio burning
there are plenty of free burning software programs on the internet

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BurnAware Free is a full-fledged disc burning tool - fast, lightweight, feature-packed and, most importantly, 100% free. The program burns all types of CD, DVD and Blu-Ray discs containing data, digital photos, music and video. With BurnAware Free, you will be able to create bootable or multi session CDs and DVDs, high-quality audio CDs from your collection of MP3, WAV, WMA, OGG, M4A, AAC and FLAC files, burn disc images, copy discs to backup ISO images and do a whole lot more.
hope this helps

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The easiest way:

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Copy your audio file from the disc to a USB (pen drive) I am assuming your files are in mp3 format. Else use the audio ripping software mentioned below to rip the audio file and save in mp3 format and copy that file into the pen drive/SD card.

Connect the transmitter to your cigarette lighter adapter. Turn your car radio on. Tune the FM channel to a frequency, where there is no radio channels. Note that frequency. There will be a + and minus button on the transmitter. Press it up or down to bring the transmitter to the noted frequency. You can now hear the audio through your radio.

Different options of this transmitter are available. Some use a SD card instead of USB drive. All cost around $25.00

The second method is to rip the audio files to your hard disc. Use any software. For an example,
Check the link below:

http://www.freerip.com/

Download and Install. If your cd player is capable of playing MP3 files, rip the audio files from your disc as mp3 files to your hard disk. copy them to regular cd's. (assuming you have a CD burning software)

If your cd player is not capable of playing mp3 files, rip them and save as .wav files.

Then you need a cd burning software.

Go to the link below:

http://alternativeto.net/desktop/k3b/?platform=windows

Download K3B. Install

Open it. Select, a new audio project.
Drag your .wav files into it. Burn it. and you are ready to go.

because the codec's are different, if you have ever burned a avi file and it didnt play till you added say divx ir xivd to get it to play tech leaves out alot of the codec's so there system will work on most but not all cd's dvd's the only way around it is to find out which codec will work for that player to test what I have just told you take the cd to the store and try it on a different mechine and see if it works

have you tried using cd + or - r's and some units dont recognise all,also cd player may only read mp3 format dics, not itunes, you can reformat using software from web site....... swift sound file converter

I think an easier way would be to copy the disk to your pc and burn a new copy from there.

Hi alicia302,

It could quite possibly be the speed and quality of your internet connection. Incoming packets come in at a different frequency than outgoing data packets. As for the copying resolution be sure to check the units setup config. Set it to it's highest available resolution i.e. normal, high etc.. Also try uninstalling and reinstalling printer and software and be meticulous in your steps. I hope this helped a little, if not, hit me back, we have other options i.e. lens and light align meant.

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