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cdrecord: Inappropriate audio coding in myfile.wav
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cdrecord: Bad audio track size 135828054 for track 01.
cdrecord: Audio tracks must be at least 705600 bytes and a multiple of 2352.
cdrecord: See -pad option.
for an .au or .aiff file.
My cdrecord line as always:
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C:cdrtools>cdrecord.exe -v dev=5,1,0 driveropts=burnfree -eject -dao -audio myfile.xxx
(where .xxx was one of .aiff, .au, or .wav, depending on the file I was attempting to burn at the time.)
Was I exporting incorrectly, have an incorrect/buggy version of cdrecord, or something else? Windows Media Player also had trouble with these exported files.
I finally gave up, exported as an mp3 and that worked. But I would like an answer because I'd rather work with uncompressed file in the future.