Anyone know how this is done? If it can be done, can I still skip ahead a few songs or will it just show one track? Ya know what I mean by that?
How do I eliminate the pause between tracks with Nero?
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You have to set it to burn disc-at-once (DAO) rather than track-at-once (TAO) and then it won't turn off the laser between tracks so there is no pause.
And yes you can still skip to tracks, the pause has nothing to do with seeking to a track, that's just becuase in TAO mode the burner briefly shuts off the laser between tracks, DAO doesn't do that.
I can't remember offhand how to do that with nero, it's been some time since I used nero. But it should just be in recording options or something like that.
And yes you can still skip to tracks, the pause has nothing to do with seeking to a track, that's just becuase in TAO mode the burner briefly shuts off the laser between tracks, DAO doesn't do that.
I can't remember offhand how to do that with nero, it's been some time since I used nero. But it should just be in recording options or something like that.
I think you can also double click on the song and you can specify the amount of seconds between tacks.. you may beable to set that to zero. I think you can also remove .cda or something to do that as well
From the Nero Help file .. Under FAQs -> Nero General questions -> How to get rid of those 2 second gaps between audio tracks (copy-n-paste):
Against the often expressed opinion many (but not all) CD recorders are able to burn audio tracks without the 2 seconds gap between the tracks. It's also untrue, that ?disc at once" burning means, that a gap of zero seconds is written. The ?disc at once" burn method just gives you the freedom to choose a gap length of your choice. Generally it's best to burn audio CDs using the ?disc at once" method.
To modify the gap between audio tracks just double click a track in a Nero audio compilation. A dialog will pop up, which allows you to enter a pause length of your choice. If you would like to change gaps of several tracks, then select these tracks and choose the menu command Edit->Properties and enter the desired gap length. Note please, that the gap before the first track must be between 2 and 3 seconds with respect to the rainbow book definitions. It wouldn't make much sense to change this gap anyway, because nobody would be able to hear the difference.
Once you entered the gaps of your choice click on burn and leave the ?disc at once" option checked (if your recorder supports DAO). If your recorder doesn't support DAO or variable gaps in TAO, then you will see a warning, telling you, that some of your gap settings couldn't be applied. In this case your recorder is unable to write the CD, that you want. The only thing you can do in this case is to carefully select your next CD recorder and make sure, that it's capable of DAO writing. Sorry.
Against the often expressed opinion many (but not all) CD recorders are able to burn audio tracks without the 2 seconds gap between the tracks. It's also untrue, that ?disc at once" burning means, that a gap of zero seconds is written. The ?disc at once" burn method just gives you the freedom to choose a gap length of your choice. Generally it's best to burn audio CDs using the ?disc at once" method.
To modify the gap between audio tracks just double click a track in a Nero audio compilation. A dialog will pop up, which allows you to enter a pause length of your choice. If you would like to change gaps of several tracks, then select these tracks and choose the menu command Edit->Properties and enter the desired gap length. Note please, that the gap before the first track must be between 2 and 3 seconds with respect to the rainbow book definitions. It wouldn't make much sense to change this gap anyway, because nobody would be able to hear the difference.
Once you entered the gaps of your choice click on burn and leave the ?disc at once" option checked (if your recorder supports DAO). If your recorder doesn't support DAO or variable gaps in TAO, then you will see a warning, telling you, that some of your gap settings couldn't be applied. In this case your recorder is unable to write the CD, that you want. The only thing you can do in this case is to carefully select your next CD recorder and make sure, that it's capable of DAO writing. Sorry.
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