Conversations on Collapse: Kickstarter Backer Reward CD

[kmo]

 
I offered an audio CD as a Conversations on Collapse Kickstarter backer reward thinking that it would be a simple procedure to select a bunch of audio clips and burn them to CD. I've been trying to get this done for weeks, and still no CD.

I've selected and edited the audio excerpts in Audacity, recorded my intro and outro bits, exported the clips

Comments

[tirikitetoker]

I don't understand what you're doing wrong, because iTunes can definitely import WAVs. I've often done exactly what you're trying to do - burn CDs from WAVs with iTunes.

You could try Media Monkey...

cd burner xp

[cosmicgardener]

I found this free burner app usefull: http://cdburnerxp.se/download.php

Goodluck!

[ext_257267]

Try Infrarecorder - http://infrarecorder.org

[kingofeagles]

iTunes should import and burn these files. Make sure you have the current version and run CHKDSK. When you either get these burnt or give up in frustration, rid yourself of the horrible curse of the Windows operating system. Ubuntu is free, exceedingly easy to install, stable, strong against viruses and malware, and you can run it off of a Live CD to try it out before installing. I made the switch and it changed my computing life!

www.ubuntu.com

"Go open source or go home!"
-Nixie Pixel

Ubuntu

[kmo]

Will I still be able to use my copy of Photoshop for Windows?

Re: Ubuntu

[toucansanctuary]

Hey KMO

[kingofeagles]

As far as Photoshop goes, there are two options. The first is to switch to the open source program GIMP, which is pretty much on par with Photoshop. Or you can use this program called Wine which allows you to run windows programs through Linux. Personally, I would try out GIMP as getting programs configured to work in Wine can be a bit techie