Best program to burn smooth audio mixes?

[jere01]

Just wondering what the best program to burn a smooth playing (meaning no pauses what-so-ever between tracks) audio mix is. I've got some techno albums that I'd like to burn and I tried to burn one using Nero today (taking out the 2 second delay between each track) and it wasn't very smooth.. you could quite definatly hear the change in tracks. I know I used to be able to burn smooth mixes quite well with EZ CD Creator 4 using my old burner but I heard that that program sucks.

What should I do?

 

[Wellcky]

NTI CD-Maker Pro 2000 works dasm well!

 

[Workin']

<< I know I used to be able to burn smooth mixes quite well with EZ CD Creator 4 using my old burner but I heard that that program sucks. >>

You say it used to work for you, why don't you try it now? The people who say it sucks are idiots and prolly have never even used it.

 

[jere01]

I've solved my problem! Roxio Easy CD Creator (with XP patch) works the best for me.

 

[btvillarin]

Nero or Easy CD Creator both work fine, man...it's just a matter of preference.

There's an option for "Disc-At-Once". That's the option that keeps the laser going, while the default "Track At Once" stops the laser between tracks. So, it's not the software: it's the just the options that you needed to change. Cool? Cool...

 

[jere01]

Well no I dunno what was going on but I had disc at once checked off etc and it still skipped between tracks.. aww well EZ CD Creator 5 is the one for me... for now at least.

 

[cuteybunny]

try audiograbber, it the best cd ripper. uses digital transfer not analog so what you get is a perfect rip even if the cd sound crappy or skip alot.
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this program rocks btw, fastest ripper i've used so far smokes every other out there.

 

[Workin']

<< try audiograbber, it the best cd ripper. >>

Ha! That's funny. EAC is the best ripper. Audiograbber has NO error correction!

<< uses digital transfer not analog so what you get is a perfect rip even if the cd sound crappy or skip alot. >>

Ummm, EVERY ripper uses digital extraction - that's what ripping IS!

<< this program rocks btw, fastest ripper i've used so far smokes every other out there. >>

It's fast because it doesn't do any error correction or data verification - you are just lucky if you don't get any clicks or other defects.