CDJ-200 and MP3-CDs

   

I have a question about the CDJ200/400. I got alot of Mp3-files on my external hdd, its formated as NTFS.
So i want to know what is better for me. Burn my mp3-files as *.wav on a CD or as *.mp3. Some tracks on a CD i burned dont work on my CDJ-200 (get my CDJ400 on christmas). Is it better to use normal cds or mp3cds with a CDJ? All the CDs i bought work fine on it.
(sorry for my bad english)

I think working with normal audio cd's is the best.
Why?
-the cd player reads these cd's faster
-the pitch range with mp3 files is maximum 16%


but it's your own choise.
-On an MP3 cd you can orden your music in different folders and search in it (works fast and easy)
-Less work to burn 1 mp3 cd than maybe 3 or 4 MP3 cd's (depends on how big your tracks are of course)

Hope you can do something with this.

Kind regards

with a cd player it's very very better play with a cd audio. mp3 gets a lot of problems even with the samplers...

Also, if you have a CDJ 400; the wide function (pitch +- 100%) will only work with normal audio CD's.

CDJ-200 does not read WAV written ad data on a CD, make proper Audio CD's instead.

That's the way to go, I never use MP3 CD's in the deck, no matter how good the decks are, MP3 just works slower than real audio CD's. Also the pitch and some loop functionality works better for audio CD's.

Maar (ff in het nederlands).. als ik van beatport mp3's koop..hoe brand ik deze dan als een audio cd?

(misschien een noobig vraagje maar ok)

Poster: Leoo
Maar (ff in het nederlands).. als ik van beatport mp3's koop..hoe brand ik deze dan als een audio cd?

(misschien een noobig vraagje maar ok)

 

Itunes? Or nero, of any other burn programm. Just select audio cd, it should not be more then 80 minutes! Otherwise you make an mp3 disk

ow dus het is zo simpel..ik ga er eens naar kijken!..tnX