Almost ALL burning software will let you select between DAO (disc-at-once/No
gaps) and TAO (track-at-once/Gaps) writing. Some use DAO as default and some
don't, but there are very few programs which won't let YOU choose. It's
definitely a software thing. In order to burn DAO, you must first rip tracks
to your hard drive (which means you'll need space to do so) or at least make
an image. Adaptec's EZCDCD 3.5 does a pretty good job (despite what some
people may tell you) as does CRWin. CD Architect does an even better job
(especially if you have Sound Forge on your system...great editing
capabilities). Nero isn't too shabby, either.
jeff
"Allen, Gordon" wrote:
quoted 21 lines i know i should be looking somewhere else for this info, but i don't know
> i know i should be looking somewhere else for this info, but i don't know
> where.
>
> i have a PC and am looking to buy a burner for rewritable CDs.
> i would like to be able to insert track points (ie. track 1, track 2...)
> wherever i like over the course of a long piece of audio, but i understand
> that a lot of burner software will give you a momentarily gap of silence
> between tracks when you do this.
>
> is there a burner and/or burner software that i can get that will let me
> insert tracks where i want, without setting me back $1000??
>
> thanks in advance for any help.
> g.
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