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Q:
Masterlink: How long does it take to make CD copies?
A:
It's pretty fast, but it depends on what your playlist is like. If you have high-resolution files with lots of DSP, the MasterLink takes anywhere from slightly less than real time to 2x-4x speed to either burn a CD24 or, if you are making a Red Book CD, to process the files back to a rendered image on the hard disk. Once this rendered image is on the disk, the process is very fast: a 45-minute Red Book CD can be "burned" about every ten minutes.
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Can I send a CD from MasterLink to a duplication plant? Masterlink: What if I'm using a professional mastering house? Does MasterLink always need to render an image before burning the CD? Masterlink: Is the Rendered Image saved? Masterlink: Can I slow down the CD recording to 2x or 1x? |