I have to transfer a load of audio tapes onto CD for the aged Ps, burning these with a brilliant program called Imgburn
I've managed to obtain raw sound files of the tapes (not at a brilliant bit rate it must be said - I may have to go back and retry that stage of the operation with Honestech VHS to DVD 5.0 Deluxe which I bought in Maplins yesterday).
However, Imgburn has a bewilderingly large number of options for the CD format, including ISO 9660, Juliet, and UDF, pluss various combinations of these.
Now knowing my parents, they probably have the earliest wax cylinder model of CD player ever sold, c. 1901 or thereabouts. So in summary I was wondering what would be the most basic, conservative, backwards compatible, CD format and options to choose in order to work on any CD player. I mean did Joliet come before ISO 9660 for example?
I've managed to obtain raw sound files of the tapes (not at a brilliant bit rate it must be said - I may have to go back and retry that stage of the operation with Honestech VHS to DVD 5.0 Deluxe which I bought in Maplins yesterday).
However, Imgburn has a bewilderingly large number of options for the CD format, including ISO 9660, Juliet, and UDF, pluss various combinations of these.
Now knowing my parents, they probably have the earliest wax cylinder model of CD player ever sold, c. 1901 or thereabouts. So in summary I was wondering what would be the most basic, conservative, backwards compatible, CD format and options to choose in order to work on any CD player. I mean did Joliet come before ISO 9660 for example?
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