How to create a music CD - with files that have a .CDA extension using windows media player 9.0

Transferring and converting your music files (WAV, WMA, MP3, ect, ect.) onto a standard Compact Disk, in the CDA format. So that you may play your music files on any CD player. In your car, home Hi-Fi, Computer.

I use SoundForge 5.0b to record any sound that travels through my speakers, I then save the file as a .wav (just for quality issues)
Then I create a play list in windows media player 9.0, I set the write speed to 16X or 24X but you can do the "Fastest" option if you like.


Put any standard CD-R (it doesn't have to be any special kind of disk...) in your write-able CD drive, I use a Super Market own brand £4.50 for about 17 million disks. Select copy from the menu, then the conversion takes place from the format you used to CDA format that allows the disk to be read by CD music players.

Finally, if you look at the CD files when you've completed copying them, you will notice they all have a .CDA extension. So I've heard, these are the pointers.

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