What type of cd`s do i need to use?

Question

I am trying to transfer music cassette`s onto cd`s, i have a cd audio recorder and a tape deck.So i started of with a normal cd-r 80mins 700mb and the recorder stated that it was the wrong disk,so then i used cd-rw 80 mins 700mb and it still says wrong cd.It says i must enter a audio cd,please can someone explain to me what cd i must use the model of the cd audio recorder is Phillips CDR770/771.

Answer 1

make sure the cd's you use are clean new and empty

Answer 2

There are discs on the market referred to as music/audio CD-R's.

Like these:
Memorex 30-Pack 40x Audio CD-R Discs with Slim Jewel Cases
Model: 15407030
"Each audio disc records up to 80 minutes of music or stores up to 700MB of data in any stereo-component-based CD-R recorder. 1x-40x write speed compatible."

Answer 3

Your best bet is to down load " Audacity" it is a programme especially for copying and converting cassettes. What is does is first copy ( record ) your cassette in its own format then you can store it in MP3 format ( you need an add on for this but Audacity finds it for you then you accept it and after the first time all is automatic ) Once you have MP3 you can then burn them as Music CD's with Nero or something and there you are, it is easy after a couple of times.

So just type in http://audacity.sourceforge.net


Nearly forgot, its all free

Answer 4

It sounds like you have a stand alone cd audio recorder. These units need music cd-r's.

http://www.americal.com/ct/audio%20cdr%20media.html

http://www.amazon.com/Memorex-Music-Media-50-Pack-Spindle/dp/B00005JDDZ

http://www.compusa.com/products/product_info.asp?product_code=50171821&Pn=32x_Music_CD_R_Media

http://memorex.com/html/products_detail.php?section=1&SID=4&PID=117&FID=12&opento=2

Answer 5

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