Hi,
Is it possible to create an audio CD (that'll play in a car cd
player) but will also retain the wav file names that I can view in
File explorer?

I looked up info on CD Text, I'm not sure my writer supports it or
if that is the right solution for me...

Thanks
Sudhesh

"Sudhesh Nayak" skrev i en meddelelse
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Hi,
Is it possible to create an audio CD (that'll play in a car cd
player) but will also retain the wav file names that I can view in
File explorer?

I looked up info on CD Text, I'm not sure my writer supports it or
if that is the right solution for me...

No writers support wavefilenames. it's not part of the Audio CD format.

Thanks
Sudhesh

Surely a "mixed mode" CD will do this.
--
Martin Harrington
www.lendanear-sound.com
"Jesper Buch" wrote in message
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"Sudhesh Nayak" skrev i en meddelelse
om...
Hi,
Is it possible to create an audio CD (that'll play in a car cd
player) but will also retain the wav file names that I can view in
File explorer?

I looked up info on CD Text, I'm not sure my writer supports it or
if that is the right solution for me...

No writers support wavefilenames. it's not part of the Audio CD format.

Thanks
Sudhesh

"Jesper Buch" wrote in message
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"Sudhesh Nayak" skrev i en meddelelse
om...
Hi,
Is it possible to create an audio CD (that'll play in a car cd
player) but will also retain the wav file names that I can view in
File explorer?

I looked up info on CD Text, I'm not sure my writer supports it or
if that is the right solution for me...

No writers support wavefilenames. it's not part of the Audio CD format.

You can include the file name as the track name in CD-TEXT. Most recent
CDR/W's support CD-TEXT, whether your software does is another matter. Nero
does

Trevor.