What is the purpose of hidden tracks on CD's?
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A friend of mine recorded a CD with a hidden track, and I asked him why he did it.  He said it was a song that he loved so much he couldn't bear not to have it on the record. But there wasn't enough time to get perfect studio recording, so he "hid" it.  Other bands seem to hide jokes for their fans.
643877
I agree. If you just want the one song, it is easier to dowload it-- whether you pay for it or not-- than to buy a CD single. And it costs nothing for the record company to post it, so it's all profit for them this way. Otherwise, there is manufacturing, printing, packaging, shipping, etc.
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you click file then new playlist then insert a blank cd and then at the top right corner it says burn in a odd looking circle click it\n\nit might not work if you dont have a cd/rw drive\n\nby the way Donnielover is wrong
794164
They have these things called CDs that contain music.  (A lot of really stupid people hang them from their rear-view mirror, thinking they prevent police radar from timing them or something.)\n\nYou should look for the Titanic soundtrack, by James Horner.
183725
Pick out the tracks you really like and put them on playlists...then delete the rest of the s**t and start fresh
139611
Because it has adware in it. I stopped using it once it started getting adware. I use soulseek. It's a experiment program that some company is using as a ginny pig (sp?) to see what work with file transfers and all that stuff. It's a little harder to get downloads, but personally I don't mind waiting a couple hours for a song.
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well i am no specialist but you could transfer all the music to a couple of cds and tale it off of your computer and it should clear it up
889347
I can't remember exactly, but it has to do witht the way the laser and disk interact.  It is something like the disk has a mid-line in each track and the image is created on one side or the other of the mid-line.  If you have a CDR+ drive trying to write to a CDR- disk, the information will not be correct because the laser was writing on the "unformatted" side of the track.  Like I said I don't remember exactly, so maybe someone else will be able to expand or clarify on the explaination..
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If you have WMP, rip the CD. Insert a blank Cd, and make your track to burn. (WMP is Windows Media Player.)
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To turn off content protection when copying CDs\nOn the Tools menu, click Options. \nClick the Copy Music tab. \nClear the Copy protect music check box. \n\nNote\nContent protection helps to protect tracks copied from CDs from illegal distribution. This feature applies only to tracks copied from CDs to Media Library that are Windows Media Audio files.
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Because it converts the songs from .wma or .mp3 to the CD format.  The CD format doesn't have the same compression ratio as the previous files but it allows it to play on a normal CD player.\n\nIf you want to fit more, but them as .mp3 or .wma and then you have to play them in a compatible player, not just a normal CD player.
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It may be because it does not support those types of Cd's. I have seen where some players will not play burnt Cd's from computers. I don't know why?? but they are just not compatible and wont play.
989678
Some computer programs will let you seperate the 32 tacks of a Cd track, allowing you to get just the music with no lyrics.
907457
Go to a website that sells CDs and type in the dvd soundtrack and they will probably have it. If they do see if they have the list of songs then elimanate the ones you know you heard.If there are 1 or 2 left see if they say those words in the song. If you elimanated all of the songs on the list then the music producer probably thought the song wasn't important.
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When you buy a CD, you are buying the license to duplicate that material for your own personal use. Of course, you may not sell it or distribute it.
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1. you have a copyright protected cd\n2. you have not downloaded the music to your computer files first\n3.you may need a cd burner program to burn certain cd's\n4.you may have a cd-rom for playing cd's and not a cd burner\n5.you don't have the right cd's to burn to\n6.your media player may not see your burner,or detect it
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I know that a lot of CD burners can't make a disc with subcodes like are used in CD+G karaoke discs, but they can read them. If you could come up with some scheme that used these subcodes as an integral part of using the CD, you could eliminate copying on most, but not all CD burners