Realplayer - CD Burning from WAV files

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Fluffy Chick

I use Accoustica to mix MP3s into a continuous mix and then save them as
individual WAV files. After giving up on trying to find freeware CD burners
I found that Realplayer, which I already have installed, will do what I want
(ie NOT insert a 2 second gap between the tracks like Windows Mediaplayer
does).

But I have one niggle. When you import MP3 files their title is displayed.
But when you import WAV files it says "untitled". Therefore it is not
possible to arrange them in the right order prior to burning them. Why is
this and how do I fix it?

I got around this by importing them one at a time so I knew which order they
were in but it is a little time consuming and one would think unnecessary.

Thanks for any advice you may be able to give
 
Fluffy Chick said:
I use Accoustica to mix MP3s into a continuous mix and then save them as
individual WAV files. After giving up on trying to find freeware CD
burners I found that Realplayer, which I already have installed, will do
what I want (ie NOT insert a 2 second gap between the tracks like Windows
Mediaplayer does).

But I have one niggle. When you import MP3 files their title is
displayed. But when you import WAV files it says "untitled". Therefore it
is not possible to arrange them in the right order prior to burning them.
Why is this and how do I fix it?

I got around this by importing them one at a time so I knew which order
they were in but it is a little time consuming and one would think
unnecessary.

Thanks for any advice you may be able to give
Click to expand...

Does this look like a RealPlayer newsgroup to you?
 
Fluffy said:
I use Accoustica to mix MP3s into a continuous mix and then save
them as individual WAV files. After giving up on trying to find
freeware CD burners...
Click to expand...

Not hard to find. For example, CDExtreme...
http://www.chrismyden.com/nuke/print.php?sid=113

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I found that Realplayer, which I already have
installed, will do what I want (ie NOT insert a 2 second gap
between the tracks like Windows Mediaplayer does).
Click to expand...

Burning DAO rather than TAO (disc at once, track at once) will cure that on
another (hopefully better) burner.

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dadiOH
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dadiOH's dandies v3.0...
....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico
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