HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions Posted by: head_spaz Date:9/9/2001 4:23:32 PM I wanna axe two qwextions... Is a special CD burner required to burn high fidelity? I have Plextor's SCSI's and I want to know if I can burn HiFi CD's at 24/96. Just what is required? Plextor has not responded to my requests. Also... anyone using the Creamware Luna 2 or Pulsar II? I am wondering how well Sound Forge 5.0 works with their hardware because I ordered the Pulsar II with Z-Link interface and a Luna 24/96 I/O box. It is a 6-DSP card and I'm wondering if Sound Forge uses ASIO 2.0, VST or MME, and how well they play together in Win ME. Cubase VST/32-5 is supposedly able to run their VST in the hardware DSP's, but I'm already very familiar with using Sound Forge and I would prefer to keep using it if possible. Thanks, head_spaz
Subject:RE: HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions Reply by: Rednroll Date:9/9/2001 11:35:27 PM The redbook standard of a CD is 44.1Khz 16 bit Stereo Audio. The only way to burn a 24/96Khz audio file to CD is to burn it as a CDrom Wave file. If you want 24/96 audio, then you're gonna have to purchase a DVD burner and start burning DVD's. These are only about $800 now.
Subject:RE: HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions Reply by: head_spaz Date:9/10/2001 1:15:16 PM Thanks for the input. I was thinking along those lines anyway.

Subject:HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions

Posted by: head_spaz

Date:9/9/2001 4:23:32 PM

I wanna axe two qwextions...
Is a special CD burner required to burn high fidelity?
I have Plextor's SCSI's and I want to know if I can burn HiFi CD's at 24/96.
Just what is required? Plextor has not responded to my requests.

Also... anyone using the Creamware Luna 2 or Pulsar II?
I am wondering how well Sound Forge 5.0 works with their hardware because I ordered the Pulsar II with Z-Link interface and a Luna 24/96 I/O box.
It is a 6-DSP card and I'm wondering if Sound Forge uses ASIO 2.0, VST or MME, and how well they play together in Win ME.
Cubase VST/32-5 is supposedly able to run their VST in the hardware DSP's, but I'm already very familiar with using Sound Forge and I would prefer to keep using it if possible.

Thanks,
head_spaz

Subject:RE: HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions

Reply by: Rednroll

Date:9/9/2001 11:35:27 PM

The redbook standard of a CD is 44.1Khz 16 bit Stereo Audio. The only way to burn a 24/96Khz audio file to CD is to burn it as a CDrom Wave file. If you want 24/96 audio, then you're gonna have to purchase a DVD burner and start burning DVD's. These are only about $800 now.

Subject:RE: HiFi CD burning and Pulsar 2 -SF5 qwextions

Reply by: head_spaz

Date:9/10/2001 1:15:16 PM

Thanks for the input.
I was thinking along those lines anyway.