From Christian Stigen Larsen Sent Mon, Nov 24th 1997, 11:56
From Christian Stigen Larsen Sent Mon, Nov 24th 1997, 11:56
There was some questions on how to remove the high-pitched click in the
end of tracks on audio CD-R. This is forwarded from our mastering/editing
man Olli Niemitalo (Haukipudas, Finland):
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I have used Cool Edit (can't remember the version) to edit the WAV files
I then have written on CDR-discs. The problem was, Cool Edit writes an
identification code to the end of each WAV-file it saves. This
identification code is then written on the CD with the sound data and when
played, sounds like a sharp 'pop'.
Solution: use some program that doesn't write any endcode to the WAV-file.
Or: Use CEdit or some other hex editor to replace the identification code
in the WAV-files with zeroes.
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Hope this is of help.
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