Gregscot1969
When recording using virtual 8, after burning the disc, there is a hesitation at track changes. I have continuous checked when I'm creating the disc. What am I missing?
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your help.
Posté Tue 03 Mar 15 @ 6:18 pm
wickedmix
use disc at once burning and if the software you are using has the options set the gaps between tracks to Zero
Posté Tue 03 Mar 15 @ 6:43 pm
Gregscot1969
The problem is in the recording. I hear the skips just the same when I'm playing the tracks in Windows Media Player.
Posté Wed 04 Mar 15 @ 6:37 pm
locoDog
What software do you burn with?
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 7:37 am
Gregscot1969
Windows Media. This wasn't a problem with version 7. It happens on my Windows 7 machine as well as my Windows 8.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 10:37 am
locoDog
The problem isn't virtual dj it's the burning software.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 10:46 am
pseft
i assume youre burning in MP3
and recording in mp3 and ARE YOU adding tracks to your recordings
and recording in mp3 and ARE YOU adding tracks to your recordings
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 11:46 am
Gregscot1969
If I record as wave would this make a difference? I'm recording as MP3 and burning the disc as a music cd.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 5:21 pm
groovindj
Then you're losing out on quality. An audio CD should be burned from 16 bit 44.1 kHz WAV ideally. Doing it from MP3 you're not getting CD quality.
Mind you, if your source (music from VDJ) is MP3 then it won't make much difference - but at least you won't be getting the potential quality drop of recording MP3 to MP3 again.
Mind you, if your source (music from VDJ) is MP3 then it won't make much difference - but at least you won't be getting the potential quality drop of recording MP3 to MP3 again.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 5:27 pm
Gregscot1969
I fixed the problem by recording as wave files. Thank you for the help.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 5:31 pm
pseft
Gregscot1969 wrote :
If I record as wave would this make a difference? I'm recording as MP3 and burning the disc as a music cd.
record into WAV and burn into WAV... only way you can have continuous music on a CD with tracks.
Posté Thu 05 Mar 15 @ 8:42 pm