JackJohnson
Posts: 7 +0
IF you finalize a CD (on accident, has only 1 track) is it possible to make it so u can write to teh rest of it. Does anyone know how to do it or have a porgram to
CDs
- Thread starter JackJohnson
- Start date
- Status
fellow mellow
Hey if your CD is rewritable then there is some program that can put new stuff on it, but you'll lose the song(s) that you aready put on it. Good luck with that, but even more importantly, Jack Johnson is amazing. There were so many fewer questions when stars were still just the holes to heaven. His music takes you to another world, man. Rock on, peace out!
Hey if your CD is rewritable then there is some program that can put new stuff on it, but you'll lose the song(s) that you aready put on it. Good luck with that, but even more importantly, Jack Johnson is amazing. There were so many fewer questions when stars were still just the holes to heaven. His music takes you to another world, man. Rock on, peace out!
Well...
I've seen a couple of programs that anulate that session you accidentally closed on a CD-R disc (you lose it) and allow you to use the rest of the cd (depends on how the session closed, the program tells you if the cd can or cannot be saved). I can't remember their names, tough, CdSaver or something like that. Useful if the cd boke at the beginning of it. Ask about them!
Good luck!
I've seen a couple of programs that anulate that session you accidentally closed on a CD-R disc (you lose it) and allow you to use the rest of the cd (depends on how the session closed, the program tells you if the cd can or cannot be saved). I can't remember their names, tough, CdSaver or something like that. Useful if the cd boke at the beginning of it. Ask about them!
Good luck!
- Status
Latest posts
-
These credit cards feature OLEDs that light up upon payment- hahahanoobs replied
-
Tesla is laying off 10% of global workforce amid declining sales and production cuts- captaincranky replied
