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"OzzyFrank" <ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote in message
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> Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT 2
sec
> gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there
MUST
> be one... no?

        Well, you can set the inter-song gap to 0 seconds if you wish with
Nero.  First song needs 2 seconds, though, or it won't burn.  (That's 2
seconds at the FRONT of the song, so it's not so noticable.)

>
> Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit
audio
> tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note: nothing
to
> do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to
my
> hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).

        CoolEdit2000 is one that a friend of mine uses.  I'll be paying for
either it or GoldWave in about a month or so (which will also do .WAV files
no problem.)

        RwP

Nero, cd copy.

On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 03:45:12 +1100, "OzzyFrank" <ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote:

>Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT 2 sec
>gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there MUST
>be one... no?
>
>Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit audio
>tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note: nothing to
>do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to my
>hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).
>
>Thanks all!

On Thu, 24 Jan 2002 03:45:12 +1100, "OzzyFrank"
<ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote:


>Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit audio
>tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note: nothing to
>do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to my
>hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).

Just about every one that I have seen edits .wav files.  Every burning
program I've seen automatically converts .wav files to .cda.  I have
Steinburg Wave Lab, but I still use the Creative WaveStudio that came
with my Soundblaster Live.  It's just easier to use and does
everything you mentioned.


Jim

What is CD-Extra? My Roxio CD Creator Platinum 5 lets me burn audio CD's
with my choice of amount of time between tracks. It defaults to 2 secs. but
you can adjust it. Is this what you're referring to?

"OzzyFrank" <ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote in message
news:a2mpb8$jtd$1@perki.connect.com.au...
> Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT 2
sec
> gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there
MUST
> be one... no?
>
> Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit
audio
> tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note: nothing
to
> do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to
my
> hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).
>
> Thanks all!
>
> --
>
> OzzyFrank
>
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>

Even the ones that let you remove 2 sec gaps dont seem to manage when it
comes to audio and CD-ROM together on the one disk (which is created in 2
"sessions"). It all come down to "track at once" as opposed to "disk at
once" (no gaps).

If yours DOESN'T add 2 sec (try it on a live recording with multimedia stuff
on it, where you will notice any gaps or irregularities) please e-mail the
results to me!

Thanks

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"Ruel Smith" <ruel24@fuse.net> wrote in message
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> What is CD-Extra? My Roxio CD Creator Platinum 5 lets me burn audio CD's
> with my choice of amount of time between tracks. It defaults to 2 secs.
but
> you can adjust it. Is this what you're referring to?
>
> "OzzyFrank" <ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote in message
> news:a2mpb8$jtd$1@perki.connect.com.au...
> > Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT 2
> sec
> > gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there
> MUST
> > be one... no?
> >
> > Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit
> audio
> > tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note:
nothing
> to
> > do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to
> my
> > hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).
> >
> > Thanks all!
> >
> > --
> >
> > OzzyFrank
> >
> > ��������������������������������
> > Want Registry Tips and Cool Tweaks?
> > ��������������������������������
> > http://ozzyfrank.150m.com/C-Frank.htm
> > ����������������������������������������
> > Some METAL each day keeps the Demons at bay!
> > ����������������������������������������
> >
> >
>
>

"Rod Speed" <rod_speed@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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>
> Ruel Smith <ruel24@fuse.net> wrote in message
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>
> > What is CD-Extra?
>
> A CD format. Mixture of audio and video.
> http://www.cdextra.com/html/what.html

CD Extra is what you use if you want a mixture of Audio Tracks and data
files, with the audio able to be played in a car or home system and the data
(applications, games, documents or whatever) in an ordinary CD-ROM drive.
Generally for multimedia presentations where both data and audio is used -
specifiaclly educational areas - mixed mode CD format is used. This type of
CD can't be used on a home or car CD player for audio.

Even Adaptec Ezcd allows you to modify the 2 second gap. 2 sec is default.


> > My Roxio CD Creator Platinum 5 lets me burn audio CD's
> > with my choice of amount of time between tracks. It defaults
> > to 2 secs. but you can adjust it. Is this what you're referring to?
>
>
> > "OzzyFrank" <ozzyfrank@goconnect.net.au> wrote in message
> > news:a2mpb8$jtd$1@perki.connect.com.au...
> > > Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT
2
> > sec
> > > gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there
> > MUST
> > > be one... no?
> > >
> > > Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit
> > audio
> > > tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note:
nothing
> > to
> > > do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save
to
> > my
> > > hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).
> > >
> > > Thanks all!
> > >
> > > --
> > >
> > > OzzyFrank
> > >
> > > ��������������������������������
> > > Want Registry Tips and Cool Tweaks?
> > > ��������������������������������
> > > http://ozzyfrank.150m.com/C-Frank.htm
> > > ����������������������������������������
> > > Some METAL each day keeps the Demons at bay!
> > > ����������������������������������������
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
>

OzzyFrank wrote:
> 
> Does anybody know of a good Burning app that does CD-Extra... WITHOUT 2 sec
> gaps between audio tracks? This seems to be non-existent, though there MUST
> be one... no?

If you want Enhanced CD, which is a CD with an audio session first and
then a data session, you can use any audio burning program that can do
SAO (Session-At-Once) if your writer supports it (most recent ones do).
Like DAO, SAO can do discs with no gaps. Burn the audio session in SAO
mode (in Nero, for example, select DAO and unselect Close Disc) and then
burn the data in a second session without trying to import the first
session. I do it with Feurio for the audio session and Nero for the
data.
Audio players only play the audio tracks on these discs while CD-ROM
drives open the data session.

> Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit audio
> tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note: nothing to
> do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to my
> hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).

Search the web for a "wave editor". There are a few programs that can do
the job. Nero comes with a wave editor. In Feurio's track editor, you do
not change the WAV files, but the changes you set (like volume increase
and cropping) are done on the fly while burning the CD.

-- 

Christian Schmadalla (st000328@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de)
http://www.tu-darmstadt.de/~st000328/index.html (Deutsch)
http://www.geocities.com/migrax/index.html (English)

Check out www.tucows.com  I particularly like WaveFlow because it's very
simple to use, and gives much better results than the wav editor that comes
with Nero5.5 - for instance, it fades out (or in) brilliantly - Nero tends
to chop it slightly at the end.  It's also really good for removing 'clicks'
on vinyl recordings.  A lot of RAM is recommended though - I noticed a huge
difference going from 128 to 256.

Christian Schmadalla <St000328@hrz1.hrz.tu-darmstadt.de> wrote in message
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> OzzyFrank wrote:
> >
> > Also, while I am at it, anyone know of a program that will let me edit
audio
> > tracks, like chop off a few secs, and increase the volume. (Note:
nothing to
> > do with MP3s please... a real audio track editor that can let me save to
my
> > hard drive as an audio track, and then burn onto CD).