How to burn 96kHz 24 bit sounds to a CD?

[PCMusicGuy]

I recorded on old LP to my computer as wav files at 96kHz/24bit. Apparently Nero cannot burn these to an audio cd so I just used my converter to change them to 44.1kHz/16 bit so Nero would be happy. It's a solution for now but what are the options? Thanks.

[alg7_munif]

An audio CD is only 16bit 44.1kHz , if you want to keep 96/24 you need to burn the tracks on data CD but I don't think that you can play the file directly from the CD without copying it back to the hard drive because of the CD drive's bandwidth limitation.

[BBA]

You would have to record it to a data cd as data files (not as an audio CD) and use a player than can playback the 24 bit sound. (Like another computer with a capable sound card or one of the car stereos with 24 bit support).

[PCMusicGuy]

Thanks. That's what I discovered after doing some googling. Next time I'll just record at 44.1/16 in the first place. Just making sure all the features on my Elite Pro works.