karaoke discs?

Question

i have got some cdg songs with words on my pc but when i try and put them on disc and play them in my karaoke player the words don`t display can anyone help me with this thanx

Answer 1

I f you go to www.emule.co.uk there is a program on there that lets you download karaoke discs and burn them onto CD. Might just let you burn the ones you already have without downloading them again. Worth a try anyway. I know the program works as my nephew has done it for his own karaoke.

Answer 2

Ok now you're in my world. I'm a karaoke DJ and I converted all my CDG's to MP3+G. First a foremost you need a drive that is a dual layer burner, if not the graphic files is not visible. I recommend the Plextor brand drives. They make a great external drive too so you don't have to worry about installing it. Just plug in and go. Next you will need software to rip tracks. I use a simple program called MP3+G Tools. It's pretty easy.

Answer 3

I'm assuming that you have mp3+g files. The two files of these songs (one mp3 file and one cdg file) must be encoded together into a single BIN file with a program like MP3+G Toolz. The BIN file can then be burnt to a disc with software like CDRWin. The problem is that programs like CDRWin require a CDG compatible burner.

My suggestion is that you try Power CD+G Burner. It will encode the mp3+g files to BIN and burn them to disc in a single process. It also supports most modern CD burners. Below is a direct link to the demo version.

Answer 4

You need to use a piece of software called MP3+G to bin to change them to Bin files (its part of CDG Tools) and CDRWIn to write them to disk. However many CDRW drives cannot write CDG disks so you will have to check if yours is capable of doing so or get a Plextor drive.