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<blockquote data-quote="nduetime@juno.c" data-source="post: 688434" data-attributes="member: 39158"><p>I have an audio file that is ~90 minutes long which was recorded using my ipod and a mic. I want to create a CD of that file for a friend. Unfortunately, it's too large for a single CD. I decided to record it to two CDs. First CD went fine and was prompted to insert a second CD. Error said there was a problem with the laser on the media (or something like that). I tried several of my unused CDs and no change. </p><p>Now I have burned ~80 minutes on one CD and need to burn the final ~10 minutes. I messed a little with Garage Band but the tempo is way too fast (like chipmunks) even when I mess with the settings. </p><p>Questions:</p><p>1. Is there a way to compress the file so it can fit one CD, without purchasing a separate program?</p><p>2. How can I burn just a small section of a file using itunes or Garage Band?</p><p>3. If it has to be done in Garage Band, what am I doing wrong that makes the tempo so fast?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="nduetime@juno.c, post: 688434, member: 39158"] I have an audio file that is ~90 minutes long which was recorded using my ipod and a mic. I want to create a CD of that file for a friend. Unfortunately, it's too large for a single CD. I decided to record it to two CDs. First CD went fine and was prompted to insert a second CD. Error said there was a problem with the laser on the media (or something like that). I tried several of my unused CDs and no change. Now I have burned ~80 minutes on one CD and need to burn the final ~10 minutes. I messed a little with Garage Band but the tempo is way too fast (like chipmunks) even when I mess with the settings. Questions: 1. Is there a way to compress the file so it can fit one CD, without purchasing a separate program? 2. How can I burn just a small section of a file using itunes or Garage Band? 3. If it has to be done in Garage Band, what am I doing wrong that makes the tempo so fast? [/QUOTE]
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