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kev7555 · 03-09-2007, 01:35 PM

I guess we're all in agreement that AIFF is the way to go.

Yes, Pro Tools LE 6.4 does export to .wav. I have successfully done this and copied it to a disk. The existing files are .wav files but they will not play in a regular automotive or home CD player.

The problem with Nero only occurs when attempting to burn a music CD from the .wav files (file type not supported).

A data disk of the files can be burned and loaded on any computer where they will play just fine.

All of this seems rather trivial at this point, however, since we have solved the problem by simply using AIFF.

03-09-2007, 01:35 PM	#30
kev7555 brewer, mostly... Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Laying on the floor, in the brewery Posts: 1,315	I guess we're all in agreement that AIFF is the way to go. Yes, Pro Tools LE 6.4 does export to .wav. I have successfully done this and copied it to a disk. The existing files are .wav files but they will not play in a regular automotive or home CD player. The problem with Nero only occurs when attempting to burn a music CD from the .wav files (file type not supported). A data disk of the files can be burned and loaded on any computer where they will play just fine. All of this seems rather trivial at this point, however, since we have solved the problem by simply using AIFF. __________________ Symantec-free zone. To stay malware free: AVG antivirus/antispyware, Malwarebytes anti malware, Commodo Pro free firewall, ccleaner, Windows updates. or.... just install Linux Too many computers in this house to list. They are all my builds, some AMD some Intel...