For gapless audio CD's with tracks, you need to burn in Disc-at-Once mode as
most CD-R's support (including all recent CD-R's).
So check through your burn properties, depending on what program you use,
and ensure that it burns in DAO mode rather than TAO (Track-at-Once).
It has nothing to do with sample sizes and all that bullshit.
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of Jerry Jelinek
Sent: Wednesday, 12 January 2000 5:05
To: Minidisc Listserve
Subject: MD: Gapless CD Audio Track Playback
Sort of an off topic question. I have been archiving concerts to
MD for 2 years. I have been trying to put these live concerts on
CD and have experienced the following problem.
When I transfer the track to the computer HD, then burn the CD, when
you play the audio CD back, there is always a 2 or 3 second
'countdown' before the actual track starts playing. This creates a
problem when trying to divide a song into multiple tracks.
I seem to recall that someone a month or so ago mentioned that the
problem was due to the number of samples that are in the track. If
the track had an even multiple of some sample size, then there would
be no 'countdown' when the CD audio is played.
Am I remembering this correctly? If so, what is the magic sample
number that I need in order to get smooth 'gapless' CD audio tracks.
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