can you customize cd audio from multi disc into one blank cd-R and play it on modern cd player?

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i plan to buy a exposure cd player to read a custom illegal cd-r blank disc burning with legal copy from legal cd audio retail discs

i open up file explorer on win11 reading a legal copy of cd disc,here is the file structure
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is there any method to 100% copy a certain track from multiple legal cd disc on original cd format like .cda
then combine my favourite track from multi disc and burn these .cda track into a single cd-r blank disc?

because this cd player only can read the original file format of cd disc,no support for .wav
only can handle a physical cd disc with og cd audio format

does the laser optical damage when reading a illegal copy cd disc but not a legal copy ?
 
no support for .wav
Because CD Audio (Red Book) has no file system, it has tracks. Don't let MP3 CDs fool you :)

Pretty much any software under the sun and any CD player you can imagine, vintage or modern, should be able to support this. It looks like "CDA" is just some file convention made up by Windows which seems not to serve any purpose but confuse the user.

Seeing as though you're using Windows, you should be able to do what you need using ripping software like Exact Audio Copy (proprietary) and then burn using something like ImgBurn (proprietary, used to be adware...). I think others will be able to give better software suggestions, I don't even use Windows nowadays.

It should go without saying you shouldn't cross the minute mark on your CD-R while creating your mix. I don't think most players support 80+ minute CD-Rs for that matter.
 

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