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Audio .cda files!

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by mbatiri

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Hi everyone,
I want to know about .cda format of digital audio cd's.
I have audio cd's in 500Mbyte size, but when I look at them by explorer,only I can see track's name in about 1Kbyte size.So, where is the basic data?How can I select tracks whichI like more, and write them to another cd?How can I see audio information of each track such as recording mode, bit rate and others?
would anyone please help me?

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by andrew.mizzi

CD's are coded in a different format to data cd's. Because of such, the information that your cd player reads is exactly the same as what a cd player reads.

To copy selected files, use a program like CDex, as mentioned, or Windows Media Playercan now do it (have to copy to HD first).

by crusher

Goldenhawk makes a fine program called CDRWIN that will extact all sorts of data from a CD. It allows you to even take sub-channel data which is where they sometimes hide the 'extras' on the new audio discs. Give it a try.

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