In article <wayne.morris-9EBB58.13515912052004 RemoveThis @news.pp.shawcable.net>,
"Wayne C. Morris" <wayne.morris RemoveThis @this.is.invalid> wrote:
> In article <goldfern-77C970.11302912052004 RemoveThis @news-central.ash.giganews.com>,
> Dave <goldfern RemoveThis @kalama.com> wrote:
>
> > Say, I got a CD from my mom the other day with 40 Neil Diamond songs on
> > it. A buddie and I are wondering how they can get 40 tunes on a CD and
> > we can only get around 20-
> > I surely dont have an MP3 player in the living room or the car, so
> > what's the format, and the technology?
>
> Assuming you're right and your CD players don't support MP3, the answer is
> probably "short songs".
>
> Check the total play time of that CD. The limit for a standard audio CD is
> 74 minutes, but that can easily be pushed to 80 minutes.
>
> Also, put the CD in your Mac and do a "Get Info" on it. It'll tell you
> whether it's an Audio CD, Data CD, or something else.
Most folks would (and should) walk away from this admission.
The CD in question was a Two Set CD!!! LAUGHS.!!!.
Well at least I admit to it.
Take care everyone.....DaveC...<!-- ~MESSAGE_AFTER~ -->
>> Stay informed about: why only 20 songs per CD?