Burn 20 bit wav files - Club CDFreaks

martin_senders · 29-12-2002

Which program has the possibility to burn 20 bit wave files (made with wavelab) on a CD-R.
So that i can play them in my CD player?
Can somebody help me?
I have tried it with Nero but it does'nt works.

greetz martin

*Wannez* · 29-12-2002

I don't think it's possible without "downsampling" to 16 bit.

Audio CD specifications are (and always have been):
stereo, 44.1khz, 16 bit.

So IF there would be a burnprog that would write your audioCD as 20bit, you won't be able to listen to the cd in a cdplayer, cause it can only handle 16 bit.

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29-12-2002	#2 (permalink)
Wannez The Slutty Professor Join Date: Apr 2000 Location: Belgium Posts: 1,396	I don't think it's possible without "downsampling" to 16 bit. Audio CD specifications are (and always have been): stereo, 44.1khz, 16 bit. So IF there would be a burnprog that would write your audioCD as 20bit, you won't be able to listen to the cd in a cdplayer, cause it can only handle 16 bit.