Hey guys. Is there any way to get more than 80 minutes ona "disc" that will play in a regular cd player? I know about dvd-audio but want to play it on a cd boombox. Thanx, bry
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There are many lossy ways to do it if the player handles the formats. If you mean in .wav format 16/44,100, I don't think so.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Boo...io_CD_standard)
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You can "overburn" a few extra bits of data onto a data disc but I have no clue if an overburnt disc would play on a standard CD player.
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90 and even 99 minute cd-rs exist, for an example:
http://www.dvdshoponline.co.uk/90_Min_CD-R_Media.html
You would have to try if they burn/play on your gear.
As they are outside the Red Book (Audio CD) specifications, imho I would only use them for personal use, not for trading.
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Iīve recently burnt 81 or 82 minutes on a standard Verbatim blank using Nero or EAC several times, even older players didnīt have problems with it.
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yeah I've never seen problems with discs overburnt up to 82 minutes on any SA players
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I don't think this guy is asking about a couple of minutes.
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Just....

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