konradh
EDIT: I stupidly exported at 32 bits instead of 16. This is why you should not take pills, boys and girls.
I don't know how many hundreds of songs I have put on CDs, but today, after I export a project to a WAV as always (44.1K), when I try to drag it to Windows Media Player of Nero I get a message that one or more files are corrupt.
They play fine on my computer and look right. Am I missing something obvious?
Thanks.
PS The two files are a three minute song, one version with vocals and one without. I havew tried burning them one at a time and still get the error message.
konradh . . . yup, I've also had this happen, in windows media player it's sometimes hard to distinguish if a wav file is actually 16bit or 32 bit . . . hence an audio cd will not burn if 32 bit files exist in the playlist. If I have left Ozone 7 open (containing A 32 bit file) while trying to burn a windows media player cd, it's a no go.
I thought I was the only one actually using windows media player (12) to burn my cd's ? . . . and since this is a NEVER MIND thread anyways, I'm wondering if you have the windows media player options set the same way as me.
Specifically, I found out today there is a burning option "Apply volume leveling across tracks" which I have always had checked. When I uncheck this option, of course the cd sounds better, and closer to my mastering settings. I think this is a Microsoft algorithm default that is counter productive to what my mastering software does.