Nero - gotcha when making audio CDs
14 July 2002, 12:06 PM
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Have discovered a gotcha today when using Nerio to create an audio CD from a load of MP3s.
When you drag all your MP3s to the Audio window, you can then select them and remove the 2-second gap so that they play seamlessly by right clicking and selecting properties and setting the pause to 0.
In the next tab at the top you can apply all sorts of filters - normalising, de-clicking, eq, etc. and the gotcha is that if you use any of these filters, it calculates them "on the fly" (unless you save the files to a wav first) and hence will only record in "Track At Once" mode and will always leave the 2-second gaps in between the tracks on the CD, no matter what other settings you use.
Found this out after burning 12 cds....
Dave
When you drag all your MP3s to the Audio window, you can then select them and remove the 2-second gap so that they play seamlessly by right clicking and selecting properties and setting the pause to 0.
In the next tab at the top you can apply all sorts of filters - normalising, de-clicking, eq, etc. and the gotcha is that if you use any of these filters, it calculates them "on the fly" (unless you save the files to a wav first) and hence will only record in "Track At Once" mode and will always leave the 2-second gaps in between the tracks on the CD, no matter what other settings you use.
Found this out after burning 12 cds....
Dave
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