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Originally Posted by jahern
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I believe you can, by just treating all your files as cdg files. If your wav file has no graphics subcode data it'll still play the music.
Does that mean that you can include a wave file with a cdg file if you change the name of the extension? (i.e. change "FLY ME TO THE MOON.WAV" to "FLY ME TO THE MOON.CDG")
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No! Just changing the filename extension from .wav to .cdg does nothing except make it unplayble by any player.
You must do as the other users indicated.
1. Have the audio songs on an Audio CD and import them in Microstudio with the CDG button (not WAV button) selected. This will import all the R-W data along with the audio sample data.
2. Take a .wav file on the hard drive, open it into Karaoke Home Producer and without adding any lyrics (or you can if you have them and want to sync them to the music), save the file out. This will automatically write it with the R-W data required for the CDG format.
All the posts in this Thread have been appropriate. I appreciate everyone being so helpful and straightforward in helping our visitor! 