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cd encoding

The Bollox · 2008-06-20 08:42:43

this may seem like a retarded question, and I think I know the answer. Do audio CDs have different encoding types like DVD's and games do? I am fairly certain they they don't, but I just wanna make sure. I am going to buy an album from Amazon and it says it is a US import. will there be any problems trying to get it to…

20-06-2008 8:42am

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The Bollox

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this may seem like a retarded question, and I think I know the answer. Do audio CDs have different encoding types like DVD's and games do? I am fairly certain they they don't, but I just wanna make sure. I am going to buy an album from Amazon and it says it is a US import. will there be any problems trying to get it to play on a European music player?

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#2 20-06-2008 12:36pm

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No

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#3 20-06-2008 1:29pm

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No. When you see "american import" or something similar, it usually means there's different bonus tracks than on the album here.

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#4 20-06-2008 1:55pm

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cool thanks lads

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