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Flac to an audio file

I just got the new NIN "the slip" cd from there site. I want to be able to play it in my car or on a stereo with a CD but have no clue how. I got the files in Flac. If anyone can help it will be very appreceated.

Flac to an audio file

Reply #2 –
Or... you could have just typed "FLAC to audio CD in google".

The first 5 links were all tutorials with step-by-step instructions and links to the necessary programs needed.
JXL

Flac to an audio file

Reply #3 –
Burrrn can create an audio CD using the FLACs directly (sort of).
Go to www.burrrn.net

Flac to an audio file

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Quote from: Neasden on

Burrrn can create an audio CD using the FLACs directly (sort of).
Go to www.burrrn.net

Wait, what do you mean "sort of"? I thought it was simply audio files -> redbook audio.

The FLACs need to be decoded to PCM. The CD doesn't contain plain PCM, but encoded PCM, with error detection/correction layers as well.

Flac to an audio file

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what I meant by sort of is that burrn convert the FLAC files to WAV files in some temporary directory and burn these WAV files directly to CD... remember that the FLAC will be the same as the WAVs, it's just that burrrn doesn't work with them *Directly*... You could achieve that with Nero+Plugin or ImgBurn+Plugin.