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Old 11-29-2005, 02:37 PM
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Firstly this looks like a great site I just found. I've already discovered the problem with my icemaker. But now on to my computer. When I burn cd's I listen to them at work in a noisy factory. Some of the songs play loud enough but others aren't . Is there any way to affect the volume on a disk before you burn it and what about any other way to increase the quality of the disk. I burn regular cd's and mp3 with the same results.
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Woodchuck,

It depends on what program, and what format you are using to burn your CD's, so please post your OS version, the program you use, and whether you are burning an audio CD or a data CD (with mp3 format files).

Most burners have an option to automatically level the sound on all tracks. Then you can control the sound level on your stereo and all the tracks should play about the same level.

So, let me know what you're using and I can probably be more specific.

PS. How many chucks can you chuck? Assuming of course, you would chuck wood.
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Old 11-30-2005, 12:41 PM
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I use to chuck WOOD but that was years ago. I don't remember how much.

I have windows XP using i-tunes to burn with. I think I have a couple of other burn programs I haven't looked at closely. In itunes I have found a place to set volume but it is for play back on the i-tunes player. I am burning mp3 files to mp3 format on the cd. I also burn the same mp3 files to an audio cd with the same results.

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I don't personally use iTunes to burn CD's, so I haven't tested this. There's an option in the preferences window (goto Edit->Preferences), under the Playback tab, called "Sound Check." I don't know if that's for playback on your computer, or on the burned CD's.

Aside from that, I don't know how to get iTunes to do this. One option would be to use something like Window Media Player to burn your mp3's -- there's an option to apply sound leveling when burning music...

Yes, of course you were chucking wood, but you still haven't told us how much...
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I don't personally use iTunes to burn CD's, so I haven't tested this. There's an option in the preferences window (goto Edit->Preferences), under the Playback tab, called "Sound Check." I don't know if that's for playback on your computer, or on the burned CD's.

Aside from that, I don't know how to get iTunes to do this. One option would be to use something like Window Media Player to burn your mp3's -- there's an option to apply sound leveling when burning music...

Yes, of course you were chucking wood, but you still haven't told us how much...


Hi friend,
If you use NERO for burning CD, you do have an option there to NORMALISE SOUND. Check on that and burn CD. Enjoy
Harris
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From the Help files for iTunes (on a Mac):

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1 Choose iTunes > Preferences, click Advanced, and click Burning.
2 Select Audio CD as the Disc Format.
3 To have all the songs on the CD play at the same volume, select Use Sound Check.
4 Click OK.
5 Select the playlist containing the songs you want to burn to the CD, and make sure all the songs you want to include on the CD have a checkmark beside them.
6 Click Burn CD (at the bottom of the iTunes window) and insert a blank disk.

If the playlist contains more songs than will fit on the CD, iTunes burns only the number of songs that fit on one disc, and then asks you to insert another disc to continue burning the remaining songs.

If the playlist includes Audible spoken programs with chapter markers, the chapters are burned as separate tracks.
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What you need to do is download (free) the latest itunes, at the moment its 8.2.0.23 then on the main page click on EDIT then at the bottom click PREFERENCES then open the tab PLAYBACK then checkmark SOUNDCHECK. enjoy.
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