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Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr

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1999-08-10 23:45James Stone (idm) creating a mixed cdr
├─ 1999-08-11 01:21Aaron S Michelson Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
└─ 1999-08-11 08:58Paul Peterson Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
1999-08-11 02:38sfwd Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
1999-08-11 12:02chad mossholder Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
1999-08-12 04:05Frímann Freyr Björnsson Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
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1999-08-10 23:45James StoneDoes anyone know of a way to create a mixed cd-r with the cd broken up into tracks. I am b
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James Stone
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idm
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Tue, 10 Aug 1999 16:45:28 -0700 (PDT)
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(idm) creating a mixed cdr
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Does anyone know of a way to create a mixed cd-r with the cd broken up into tracks. I am been trying to do this with Sound Edit 16 and Toast for Macintosh breaking up the tracks into seperate .aiff files and creating a cd with 0seconds between tracks. Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the web to do this. I really don't want a cd with one 74 minute track ;) -Thanks. James M. Stone http://www.speakeasy.org/~acen acen@speakeasy.org Privacy is good. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQEVAwUBNH4OhlDJxgq4d0x1AQEyXwf/VxGCFZCvMVYppKuqk7wtfcZHMW7kxh4+ c3IG8zlPs452nDS7L8yUTWIe34P2iM7co6hPhgRZLV9lWqFM6y8KbW8jNf13RaA7 qCZsGmvZ4CFwOLbYeyts5LuD4fqCvdAthb5OClWXvc7ODCRqyp+RXFTm2tUIlzWH 6+M0ixrOkXyxDtPro3rOckVGVDlONS8JO1xQq7n2OEc7IetLmc3AssbLOY4XkdKv ZHey3+EFdPuWrUNynarPN72FokPwvL0Zl3oNd//UX2ZOE0aqrsEGms2uihhz/N8e xczP/QGQH/RMJgcGSCsbmD+mlonYjDpjJ3swPNopE3WSs57fImFr/w== =NL6f -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
1999-08-11 01:21Aaron S MichelsonExcerpts from mail: 10-Aug-99 (idm) creating a mixed cdr by James Stone@speakeasy.or > Has
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Aaron S Michelson
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idm , James Stone
Date:
Tue, 10 Aug 1999 21:21:39 -0400 (EDT)
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Excerpts from mail: 10-Aug-99 (idm) creating a mixed cdr by James Stone@speakeasy.or
quoted 1 line Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the> Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the
web to
quoted 2 lines do> do > this. I really don't want a cd with one 74 minute track ;)
I've been having problems with this dilemma as well. I broke up the tracks on my PC using Cool Edit Pro but found even with the burn-at-once feature in whatever Adaptec proggie I was using I still got the odd click between tracks.... until... I discovered WinOnCD. You can load into the program a 740 meg audio file, and break up the tracks within the program, then burn at once.... VERY effective. Works wonderfully! Highly recommend it. Aaron onnow: Bola - Soup (Skam)
1999-08-11 08:58Paul Peterson>Does anyone know of a way to create a mixed cd-r with the cd broken up into >tracks. I am
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Paul Peterson
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James Stone ,
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Wed, 11 Aug 1999 01:58:13 -0700
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Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
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(idm) creating a mixed cdr
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quoted 10 lines Does anyone know of a way to create a mixed cd-r with the cd broken up into>Does anyone know of a way to create a mixed cd-r with the cd broken up into >tracks. I am been trying to do this with Sound Edit 16 and Toast for >Macintosh >breaking up the tracks into seperate .aiff files and creating a cd with >0seconds >between tracks. > >Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the web >to do >this. I really don't want a cd with one 74 minute track ;)
Toast doesn't support disk-at-once burns.....when you burn a CD using Toast, the laser used to cut the disc is momentarily turned off every time a new track ID is designated, this results is those minute gaps you hear.... Adaptec's Jam software WILL support disk-at-once burns....all one needs to do to break up a continuous mix into separate tracks is note the time (ie...1:40:50, etc.) where the different track ID's should be inserted and enter that into Jam's track listing...there's no need to break the original file down into separate, smaller files...even better features about Jam are that it will recognize split stereo files and burns using the Red Book audio format which is the recording industry's standard for writing CD's, neither of which Toast can do....Jam used to list for around $280, but I picked it up from MacMall a few months ago for around $150 or so...well worth the investment if you're serious about burning audio... \|/ @--out----------*--+what-I-got-in-my-head-you-can't-buy-steal-or-borrow /|\ -Primal Scream --Paul p. "To find your mind, you have to lose it first"
1999-08-11 02:38sfwd: Excerpts from mail: 10-Aug-99 (idm) creating a mixed cdr by James : Stone@speakeasy.or :
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Aaron S Michelson , idm
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Tue, 10 Aug 1999 19:38:54 -0700
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Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr
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: Excerpts from mail: 10-Aug-99 (idm) creating a mixed cdr by James : Stone@speakeasy.or : > Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the : web to : > do : > this. I really don't want a cd with one 74 minute track ;) : : I've been having problems with this dilemma as well. I broke up the : tracks on my PC using Cool Edit Pro but found even with the burn-at-once : feature in whatever Adaptec proggie I was using I still got the odd : click between tracks.... : : until... : : I discovered WinOnCD. You can load into the program a 740 meg audio : file, and break up the tracks within the program, then burn at once.... : VERY effective. Works wonderfully! Highly recommend it. sound foundry's cd architect can do this also and works very well...
1999-08-11 12:02chad mossholderuse audiograbber to pull the songs off of the disc. THen use CD Architect to make your mix
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Wed, 11 Aug 1999 07:02:39 CDT
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use audiograbber to pull the songs off of the disc. THen use CD Architect to make your mix.
quoted 26 lines From: Aaron S Michelson <asm2+@andrew.cmu.edu>>From: Aaron S Michelson <asm2+@andrew.cmu.edu> >To: idm <idm@hyperreal.org>, James Stone <acen@speakeasy.org> >Subject: Re: (idm) creating a mixed cdr >Date: Tue, 10 Aug 1999 21:21:39 -0400 (EDT) > >Excerpts from mail: 10-Aug-99 (idm) creating a mixed cdr by James >Stone@speakeasy.or > > Has anyone been able to do this or are there and good resources on the >web to > > do > > this. I really don't want a cd with one 74 minute track ;) > >I've been having problems with this dilemma as well. I broke up the >tracks on my PC using Cool Edit Pro but found even with the burn-at-once >feature in whatever Adaptec proggie I was using I still got the odd >click between tracks.... > >until... > >I discovered WinOnCD. You can load into the program a 740 meg audio >file, and break up the tracks within the program, then burn at once.... >VERY effective. Works wonderfully! Highly recommend it. > >Aaron > >onnow: Bola - Soup (Skam)
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1999-08-12 04:05Frímann Freyr Björnsson<<: I discovered WinOnCD. You can load into the program a 740 meg audio <<: file, and brea
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Wed, 11 Aug 1999 21:05:38 -0700
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<<: I discovered WinOnCD. You can load into the program a 740 meg audio <<: file, and break up the tracks within the program, then burn at once.... <<: VERY effective. Works wonderfully! Highly recommend it. << <sound foundry's cd architect can do this also and works very well... I´ll double that, Cd Architect is a brilliant program, and you can even mix the tracks there if you want.