entire test cd link

All I was looking for was a single 50Hz .wav file to download. I was in need of it to test a woofer that sounds like the voice coil is rubbing... As is so often the case, I found far more than I was searching for. Here is a link to an entire downloadable 80 track CD, with more than just simple test tones. Another nice feature? I can download the real, 16 bit .WAV versions, and not just a crappy .MP3 version, which everybody seems to think is good enough for critical system testing and it isn't. FLAC is there for you, too! Enjoy all! Below is the Index. Copy and paste it into a TEXT file! I already did all the work for you! 1kHz Test Tones (Line up Tones) Track     Description 1     -30 dB 2     -30 dB Left Only 3     -30 dB Right only 4      0 dB 5     -10 dB 6     -20 dB 7     -30 dB 8     -40 dB 9     -50 dB 10     -60 dB 11     -70 dB 12     -90 dB 13     -90 dB 1 kHz Low Level Test Tones 5 seconds dithered followed by 5 seconds undithered Track     Description 14     -120 dB 15     -110 dB 16     -100 dB 17      -90 dB 18      -80 dB 19      -70 dB 20      -60 dB Sweep Tones -30 dB Track     Description 21     0 - 200 Hz 22      0 - 2 kHz 23     0 - 20 kHz Single Frequency Tones -30 dB Track     Description 24      10 Hz 25      20 Hz 26      30 Hz 27      40 Hz 28      50 Hz 29      60 Hz 30      70 Hz 31      80 Hz 32      90 Hz 33     100 Hz 34     200 Hz 35     300 Hz 36     400 Hz 37     500 Hz 38     600 Hz 39     700 Hz 40     800 Hz 41     900 Hz 42      1 kHz 43      2 kHz 44      3 kHz 45      4 kHz 46      5 kHz 47      6 kHz 48      7 kHz 49      8 kHz 50      9 kHz 51     10 kHz 52     11 kHz 53     12 kHz 54     13 kHz 55     14 kHz 56     15 kHz 57     16 kHz 58     17 kHz 59     18 kHz 60     19 kHz 61     20 kHz 1 kHz Test Tones (for DAC linearity check) Track     Description 62     -10 dB 63      -9 dB 64      -8 dB 65      -7 dB 66      -6 dB 67      -5 dB 68      -4 dB 69      -3 dB 70      -2 dB 71      -1 dB 72      0 dB Miscellaneous Track     Description 73     Silence 74     IM Test 19/20 kHz @ -6 dB 75     White Noise -6 dB 76     White Noise -3 dB 77     White Noise 0 dB 78     -20 dB; 1 KHz L/R in anti-phase 79     0 dB; 1 KHz L/R in anti-phase 80     -10 dB 1 kHz Pulse TestIt all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

doesnt work for me???? downloaded the wav ones but after i unzipped it it wont play, says to pick which program to open it with, anyone know whats going on with this? thankstwo 12" cadence TXW-12S, cadence TXA-3002 amplifier, 1990 toyota celica system 10 speakers

Turns out they are .wv files... I don't know what that is, but EZ-CDDA Extractor does. Easily converted them all to real .WAV files for burning. I didn't try to burn the .WV files directly, but you might try that, Nero may be able to convert them on the fly. I'll try it on a CD-RW, and get back to you on that. ::::EDIT:::: No love from Nero. Says "It may be possible to burn, if a dedicated plug-in is installed" I'll try to get more info for you. ::::EDIT2:::: Try this link. I was searching around for a converter, and this looked about the best... Looks pretty easy to use. ::::EDIT3:::: BINGO! Follow this link, download the Nero plugin (it's a ZIP file) unzip it, and copy the .dll file into this directory: C:\Program Files\Common\Ahead\AudioPlugins Launch Nero, start an Audio CD compilation, and drag the files into place... It'll convert on the fly, for direct burning.It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

Did either of those solutions work for you, Jonathan?It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

nope, i didnt have that directory. when i made on it did the same thing for me and asked to open it with a certain program. are you using windows media player to open along with that nero program?two 12" cadence TXW-12S, cadence TXA-3002 amplifier, 1990 toyota celica system 10 speakers

Good looking out Haem. The nero plugin worked!The Flakman

I feel strange. I have deja vu and amnesia at the same time.

John | Manteca, CA

Flakman wrote: Good looking out Haem. The nero plugin worked!

That's what I do, man! Glad I could help!

jonathancullen wrote: nope, i didnt have that directory. when i made on it did the same thing for me and asked to open it with a certain program. are you using windows media player to open along with that nero program?

Windows Media won't play that file format. .WV is a complessed, lossless format, similar to .FLAC, and it will require a plug-in, in whatever program you try to play it. If you are using Nero, (version 6.0.x.x or later) that directory HAS to exist. I'd look for it again. Copy this line, and then click your start button, click run, paste the line into the RUN dialog box, and hit ENTER. It'll open right up! Here's the line: C:\Progra~1\Common~1\Ahead\AudioP~1 The file I told you to download is in a .ZIP format, and will unzip with WinZip, WinRAR, or, even XP has an unzipping software to extract those files. Extract the two files in the .ZIP to that directory, and then start Nero. It'll work...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."

would the fact of having a pentium 2 do anything to affect this lol, cuz i have looked and relooked, tried everything and still nothing. i could buy a new computer but im 17 and my car and system is more important to me. plus i get  a new computer for college anyway so i might as well wait.two 12" cadence TXW-12S, cadence TXA-3002 amplifier, 1990 toyota celica system 10 speakers

My guess is you are using an older version of Nero, if you are using Nero at all... Either that, or you are NOT using 2K or XP... Perhaps a Win98 user still exists!?! Jonathan, you pay the freight, and I'll GIVE you a mobo... It's not great, but it's got a Celeron (P-3 Generation) 1.7GHz processor installed, with 256MB of RAM, and a (I think) 128MB AGP video card. I'll be able to tell you tomorrow what the card is, I think it's an old Vanta card... Certainly better than a P-II!! (With probably a PCI video card... How's my guessing?) LOL I'll even send you a tech link on the Intel site, and I have the driver CD (a copy, to be sure). Let me know! It'll require re-installing your OS, but it shouldn't be really difficult. Actually if you are running XP or 2K, I'll give you the work-around for upgrading to a different mobo. It can be done without re-installing...It all reminds me of something that Molière once said to Guy de Maupassant at a café in Vienna: "That's nice. You should write it down."