If you are using Nero 6 the program will automatically convert to the
appropriate format. In other words just at the files in their current format
to a new audio cd compilation and then burn that compilation to cd. Nero
itself will convert to stereo. You must realise that Nero can't make mono in
to stereo ie. you won't hear stereo sound. However Nero will reformat so
that to a cd player the tracks will appear as cd quality stereo-if that all
makes any sense.
BTW I have noticed that when this process takes place Nero appears to be
running very slowly ie. when the tracks are being burned to an audio cd. I
suspect that this is due to the automatic reformatting process and not to
any inherent Nero fault.
If you want to do a reverse check of your cd when you have made our audio cd
from the mono sources just use Nero or some other ripping program to convert
back to say .mp3 format and check the format. You will see that they are
indeed 44100 16-bit stereo files.
Cheers
Andrea
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From: "Gary Petraccaro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "PC audio discussion list. " <[email protected]>
Sent: Sunday, June 26, 2005 7:27 AM
Subject: Making CD suggestion
I need to make a audio cd of mono material. How do I do that using Nero?
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