Just a general clarification on the Red Book standard: a CD can have virtually any size gap or even no gap and it has no bearing on whether it's a Red Book disc. The Red Book standard (and there are a couple of other standards like Orange Book as well) requires that the CD PQ subcode information adhere to a certain set of parameters. Many programs are capable of burning what would be considered a Red Book standard audio CD but some don't allow you to edit that PQ subcode information.
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