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how to record .MPC file

hi i have a complete album of .mpc file
all the song are .mpc and for the album i have a cue file.
with foobar2k i can listen to them no problem but when i try to converted them in .wav i got very big file, i am converting the first song 13meg .mpc to wav after 12 hours the files is 6gig and it is not over yet.

how do i burn .mpc file to a cd or dvd ?

thanks

sly

how to record .MPC file

Reply #1 –
Is it a single MPC file with CUE or separate MPC files? Did you try to load MPC file instead of CUE? What does fb2k say about their lenght, bitrate, and sample-rate? How is Diskwriter configured (maybe there's some looping/repeating going on)?

how to record .MPC file

Reply #2 –
ok rutra80
it is 8 mpc file with a cue file.

Did you try to load MPC file instead of CUE?
in foobar i load the mpc file.

lenght= 5.06 , 6.05 
bitrate= 16
and sample-rate?= 44100
How is Diskwriter configured (maybe there's some looping/repeating going on)?
what do you mean by diskwritter ?

maybe i am not doing the right thing, what i do is
playlist  add file
components    record
next next .....

how to record .MPC file

Reply #3 –
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components    record
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Heh, that's the problem. Record function from Components menu is for recording from microphone for example. To convert the files to WAV, select all of them, right-click, choose Convert, Run conversion, select WAV (PCM, fixed-point), and choose a directory where the WAVs should be saved. Then you can burn them to CDDA or whatever.
 

how to record .MPC file

Reply #4 –
rutra80 thanks,  thats what i taught i was not doing the right thing.

doing it your way work perfect !!!

thanks  ;-)

sly