Conversion d'un fichier .wav en .cda
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Hello,
what is the way to convert a file with the .wav extension into an audible file with the .cda extension?
Thank you for your help.
what is the way to convert a file with the .wav extension into an audible file with the .cda extension?
Thank you for your help.
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Hello,
The CDA extension is the file extension used to access a track from an audio CD. In other words, if you have WAV files and you want to "convert" them to .CDA, you need to burn them onto a CD by choosing the option: burn an audio CD. Then, your burning software will create the audio tracks, and when you open the CD, you'll see that you have .CDA files.
There you go
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The CDA extension is the file extension used to access a track from an audio CD. In other words, if you have WAV files and you want to "convert" them to .CDA, you need to burn them onto a CD by choosing the option: burn an audio CD. Then, your burning software will create the audio tracks, and when you open the CD, you'll see that you have .CDA files.
There you go
Little by little, we become less little :)
Hello!
The .cda files do not exist. They are 'invented' files by Windows to provide information about audio tracks.
What you need to do:
- Launch your burning software.
- Choose "New CD" > "Audio CD"
- Drag the WAV files into the burning software window.
Once the WAV files are burned onto the Audio CD, they will appear as .cda when the CD is inserted into the player.
The .cda files do not exist. They are 'invented' files by Windows to provide information about audio tracks.
What you need to do:
- Launch your burning software.
- Choose "New CD" > "Audio CD"
- Drag the WAV files into the burning software window.
Once the WAV files are burned onto the Audio CD, they will appear as .cda when the CD is inserted into the player.
To burn with Windows Media Player is more than enough since it works on my side (Make sure to insert a CD-RW before opening WMP). Sometimes it can be a pain and won't recognize that there's a CD in the drive, just reinsert it or reopen WMP.
To convert to WAV before burning: http://www.the-converter.net/fr/audio
Download your music in WAV format via your PC, one by one on the site (it's pretty quick), then check the little boxes to select your music once you arrive on the site. Then convert by choosing the options below and download them to your PC.
To convert to WAV before burning: http://www.the-converter.net/fr/audio
Download your music in WAV format via your PC, one by one on the site (it's pretty quick), then check the little boxes to select your music once you arrive on the site. Then convert by choosing the options below and download them to your PC.
Correction: you don't need to bother converting your music to wav, just drag them onto the blank CD (by going to "Computer" or "This PC"). Once your music is in there, just click above in the window on "Burn to Disc", it will give you two options: the first for an audio burn and the second for data playback, don't get it wrong, check the first option and let the burn complete the rest of the work.
By doing this, my music plays without any problem on my hi-fi system.
By doing this, my music plays without any problem on my hi-fi system.
I burned 19 .wav files with K3B, choosing the "Burn an audio CD" option.
After burning, I ended up with a CD containing ...19 .wav files.
So I don't have any .cda files and yet, I can listen to this CD on my Sony home player as well as my Siemens in the car.
Little by little, we become less dumb :)
Here is a site to convert to wav before burning: http://www.the-converter.net/fr/audio