flac files on my laptop , new cd player , what do i do ??

[admin_exported]

i mean how can i get the flac files onto an audio cd that will play on my marantz cd6003 ? ive tried burning to disc , but the 6003 says no file ?? ta..

 

[PJPro]

You're gonna have to burn it in a format the CD player will recognise....like .wav

 

[manicm]

It's time consuming, but the safest way would be to download the free FLAC Frontend decoder/encoder to extract the original WAVs from your files, then burn to CD as PJPro says.

 

[Anonymous]

cheers guys , ill have a bash ..

 

[Anonymous]

There is no point to burn .wav files to CD because they will take exactly the same size as if you burn them as normal Audio CD.

 

[Anonymous]

got it sorted , downloaded flac , and burrrn . perfect , as good as the original once burned onto disc

 

[PJPro]

It does sort of defeat the object of computer based audio. You'd be better off selling the CDP and finding a way of playing the .flac files through your hifi using a media player. Just a thought.

 

[The_Lhc]

He's only just bought the CD player!

 

[Dougal1331]

I use Ashampoo Burning Studio 2005- just select FLAC like any other file, and it burns it to disc with no drama. They play perfectly in my Roksan CD player!

 

[Anonymous]

PJPro:It does sort of defeat the object of computer based audio. You'd be better off selling the CDP and finding a way of playing the .flac files through your hifi using a media player. Just a thought.i only bought it yesterday

, i may yet get a dac too

 

[PJPro]

Oopps. Sorry.

 

[Anonymous]

PJPro:Oopps. Sorry.