CD Burning software like Brasero (Ubuntu) for Windows

[Noo]

I love the open source CD burning software Brasero in ubuntu mainly because I burn a lot of music CD that are usually 1+ hour long. So that means that the entire CD have only 1 "song" that's 1+hour long. With that, i can't skip within the song while it's playing on a cd player.

With Brasero, I have the option of creating a break every few minutes within the 1 hour track. Therefore, I basically created 5 "separate" songs within the 1 hour track so that I can skip back and forth within the 1 hour track at 5 minutes increment. I have yet to find anything like that for windows.

Does anyone know of something like that feature in Brasero but for Windows?

 

[Noo]

Just to be clear, I'm not talking about something like audacity where you edit, splitting, & encoding a long track into multiple tracks. That's way too time consuming compared to Brasero where it does it on-the-fly as you burn the CD.

 

[oynaz]

I think ImgBurn can do this.

 

[silicon]

I think ImgBurn can do this.

I never tried it but i think its possible. ImgBurn is very good, better than most that are not free.

 

[Noo]

Imgburn have malware

 

[silicon]

Imgburn have malware

yes one has to be careful when installing...you can opt out of the malware installation.

 

[oynaz]

Or just use https://ninite.com for your own sanity like the rest of us.

Seriously - do it.

 

[aleksey_niko]

You can use CDBurnerXP for these purposes, but if you need to write Audio CDs, try VSDC Free Audio Converter. I know it's a converter but it allows to create and burn Audio CDs.