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Question: What is the difference between VBR and CBR MP3 Encoding?
Answer: The CBR encoding process varies the
quality of the MP3 being encoded in order to produce a constant bit rate, VBR encoding varies the bit rate to ensure consistent quality. This means the bit rate (kilobits per second) of a CBR-encoded MP3 remains
constant throughout the
song-even if the song needs more or less bits at different points. The idea behind VBR, however, is that songs don't always need 128 Kbps to sound like CDs, and sometimes they need more
than that.
Question: I'm on NT 4.0 using Internet Explorer 5.0 but I'm not able to HyCD Paste into an open folder.
Answer: You will
need to select "HyCD Paste" on a closed folder. This feature should be supported in the next revision of software.
Question: After installing the software I only see a welcome screen then nothing, why?
Answer:
HyCD Play&Record does not use an interface. Instead, all software functions are available through the Windows Interface. To learn more about the software's functions please view the Tutorial.
Question: How do I turn off the intro message that I hear everytime I restart my computer?
Answer:
Double-click on the HyCD System tray icon. Select "Do Not Play Audio". This option will only turn off the intro message. Or click on the the "Do Not Play At Startup" box in the lower left side of the initialization screen.
Question: Why do I receive a message "Unable to find supported Recorder" after I install HyCD Play&Record?
Answer:
Please make sure you are using a supported recorder.
Question: When I right-click on a drive letter, why is "HyCD Copy" and "HyCD Paste" greyed out?
Answer:
Please make sure you have Internet Explorer 4.0 w/ Service Pack 1 installed on your system. This is a requirement for HyCD Play&Record.
Question: Where do I enter my Registration Code?
Answer:
Double-click on the HyCD system tray icon and press the "Enter Registration Code" button.
Question: How do I encode WAV files to MP3?
Answer:
If the source is a Music CD you can configure HyCD Play&Record to save the tracks as MP3 files when copying to your hard drive. To do this, double-click on the HyCD system tray icon and under "Extract Audio to hard disk as:", select "MP3".
Or, if the WAV files are already on your hard drive, use HyCD Encoder to translate the files.
For more information on "How To..", view the HyCD Play&Record Help site.
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