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Hi all.  Just tried to burn audio disk from a wav file, and got a cdrecord 
error stating inappropriate audio coding in this file.  Any way to 
determine what this means?  I've been successful at transferring wav files 
thataken via cdparanoia, but these are some taken from our studioware, 
which in all other applications, are regular wavs far as I know.  I can 
transfer them fine as datafiles, but I'll go back to tinkering.