What type of file?

[Just...Will]

Will WAV files, MP3 files, or Ogg Works files work to burn a sound file recorded from Audacity to a cd?

[Just...Will]

Please, I need more than one vote!

[1337 Man]

Depends, if you have Winamp you can burn any one of them.

[kevin]

I haven't encountered a CD burner that doesnt convert them. Everyone I've bought converts them to it's own format

[AC.wAkeBoArDin.06]

i use iTunes and it automaticly converts them

[Kiros]

well, i know that the most common convertion of a sound file to CD is from a wav, mp3, or wma (for windows) to cda. I know that CD players play cda format so Id say try burning an mp3 file to CD with windows and it will automatically convert it to cda.

[Just...Will]

sidenote i use windows media player to burn it

[Anonymous]

no clue. the music craze aint hit me.

[TheMatrix]

*super-mega-ultra-extreme bump* >:-)

It really doesn't matter. Most programs will automatically convert them to CD format. WAV, however, is pretty much CD format, so the burner will take less time to convert. Ogg is surprisingly not supported on Windows natively, even thought it is open source.
CD format is usually:
WAV
44.1 kHz Sample rate
2ch (Stereo)

That will probably go the quickest.

BTW, some of these old threads should be locked. Especially these old ones fron 2005...

[Cloud]

*super-mega-ultra-extreme bump* >:-)
if you knew it was a bump. why bother posting


BTW, some of these old threads should be locked. Especially these old ones fron 2005...
no they shouldnt, thats too much work you should just follow what we said and dont post in old threads. especially when you acknowledge its a bump