Re: MP3 Files Fill CD-R Even Tho' They Are Alot Smaller In size.

--- mike_ormonde <[email protected]> wrote:

> 
> I hope I have not missed an answer to this problem.
> 
> I am using Suse 10.2 and I have found that if I wish
> to burn an .mp3 file to
> CD-R, despite it being only 80MB, k3b indicates that
> the file is too large
> and will not fit on the 700MB CD-R, almost as if it
> is still the .wav file
> from which it was converted. The .mp3 file has been
> converted from .wav at
> 96bps using k3b.
> 
> This problem does not occur with Nero on Win XP.
> 
> Can any one suggested what I am missing in the setup
> of k3b. I have been
> through all the preferences and as yet I have not
> yet found this reported as
> a problem by other users.
> 
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Are you trying to burn an audio CD? CD-Rs have an 80
minute limit. Try burning a data CD.


Jon Cosby



       
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