Lies, you can't fit 12 hours of Audio on a CD (at least not Red Book Audio)!!!!!!!!
this post was submitted on 30 Sep 2023
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You can if they were mp3s instead of audio tracks!
Most cd players are able to handle both since like 2003.
That's why I specified Red Book Audio (the actual CD Audio standard). Most people I know haven't upgraded their CD Player since the 90s, and by the time MP3 got popular, people weren't using CDs to listen to them.
People using CDs with mp3 on cars mostly.
it's bitrate is reduced to all hell
You can if it's specifically 12 hours of microwave noise, and your method of play is putting it in a microwave for 12 hours
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm