thefncrow

CDRWin does as well. And the reason I'm using this is because I have a CD that's ripped as a single mp3 file, and then a cue sheet which will tell the burner "create a track at 00:00:00, one at 4:45:23, 9:23:32..." and so on. its done with certain dj mixes to preserve the track to track mix quality. nero doesn't take a cue sheet, so it would burn the mp3 as a single track. I need to use CDRWin so that I don't have to convert to a wav, or I can use Fireburner if I don't mind converting to wav myself. Crow

OK, got a problem here. Burner works under XP (built-in burning software works, fireburner works), but when an audio cd is burned under CDRWin, I stick it in my cd player and get nothing but static. I tried to see if this was a problem with the mp3 encoder by converting the mp3 to wav, still nothing doing. Burned the same wav/cue under fireburner without a hitch. I really need CDRWin working (its an UNBELIEVEABLE pain the *** to convert these full cd length mp3s into wav to burn), and I'm wondering what the hell is up here. Also, I'd mention that this version of CDRWin is the same one I've been running in win2k without a hitch. Its not the same install, but the same version (4.0a) Any ideas? Crow