Hoster .kma files to M-Studio song folder

[jahern]

My understanding of the burnt discs is in two parts.

1. santojmezzaroba felt that in order to use Microstudio to Play the files that are played by Hoster, one needs to burn the kma's to disc and then import them to the Microstudio songs folder from the disc. (sounds a little unnecessary-why would someone want to play the songs in Microstudio on a computer, if they can use Hoster on the same computer?? And without Songverter, the files are huge anyway! Sounds like maybe we're talking more than one computer )

2. A declaration of using the burnt discs not only to directly import into Microstudio but to go to other places.

If I wanted to know if I could make a data disc containing hundreds of my kma files, go to my friend's house, who has microstudio, and have some fun, then I might be asking similar questions. Of course I would not be able to play the files from the disc because it is required to have them in a real hard-drive folder for playing. And if we downloaded them on my friend's computer, we would be in the area of unlawful duplication.

[George]

SANTO:

I was wrong

[jahern]

Any custom disc burned in Microstudio, from kma or other formats, would still be playable in other players. What are you talking about??

[ddouglass]

Microstudio burns discs in only two formats. Audio files regardless of the format are converted and burned as CDA tracks (WAV in reality I believe). Karaoke files regardless of the format they are in are converted and burned as CDG tracks (BIN is the same thing).
If you want to burn the files in the current format either audio or karaoke, then you will need to use Roxio or Nero or any other burner software to create a "data" disk.