How are you burning AAC to CD-R?

[furthur]

Do you go directly from iTunes? Essentially burning m4p (or AAC) directly on to a disc. Or are you converting AAC files to .aiff through a program like Toast?

The .aiff files are certainly larger, and to my ears the uncompressed files sound better. Does anyone else think there's a big difference?

 

[jethroted]

Re: How are you burning AAC to CD-R?

Originally posted by furthur
Do you go directly from iTunes? Essentially burning m4p (or AAC) directly on to a disc. Or are you converting AAC files to .aiff through a program like Toast?

The .aiff files are certainly larger, and to my ears the uncompressed files sound better. Does anyone else think there's a big difference?

If you get itunes to burn as an audio disk, it does the conversion back to aiff anyway. You don't get the quality back though.

 

[Kid Red]

In iTunes you hit 'burn' in toast, you drag over the files, every thing is andled by the app from what I heard, no problems.