That is rubbish.
I have used easy cd-creator digital audio extraction festure on a number of
ocasions to compile tracks from more than one cd. I did not have to record
them as .wav files. Thing is, if you use the wizard you don't have this
option; I think. Anyway it works fine. I have no experience with other
speech friendly cd burning software so I will pass no comments on the
merrits or disadvantages of those products. If anyone wants help
navigating the pagnes in cd creator, write privately as we have already
received a warning that this discussion should be removed from this list.
Mark.
At 08:48 18/07/99 -0700, you wrote:
>Hello listers. From my experience EZ CD creator is a very accessible
>program with JFW and a great program for burning data cd's. It is not,
>however, my first or even my second choice for burning audio cd's. It does
>a decent job if you have all of the .wav files on your hard drive and burn
>them all in one session, but it lacks in features when trying to make audio
>compilations. The best way I have found to do this is to rip the tracks to
>your hard drive and then use a program to burn the cd. I personally use
>PTS Audio CD Mp3 studio. You can use it to rip the tracks to cd in a
>compressed form. The compression is about 4 to 1 so it's pretty
>nice. Then you can use the program to burn the cd. The best thing about
>this program is that it can make audio cd's from either .wav or .mp3 files
>directly. Go to www.hilchner.de and follow the links to download a trial
>copy if you're interested. I have never gotten EZ cD creator to make a
>multi-session audio cd that I was able to play in a regular cd player so I
>would advise not using it to make compilations. to the gentleman who
>received Prassie and Nero software don't even bother trying to get them to
>work with JFW. I have tried in the past and found the headache not worth it.
>--Bob
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