imgburn

Jimmy1983 · 7 Jun 2009 at 09:05

In imgburn write a cue file, does anyone know how to get the track names appear as they are written in the cue file-but once burn ive just got track 1/2/3 etc :confused:

CaptainCrash · 7 Jun 2009 at 10:18

If you've burnt an audio disc (at least that's what I'm assuming from the minimal information provided), it will be in a different format from a regular "data" CD, and the tracks won't show up as explicitly named files in Explorer.

You should just see "Track01.cda, Track02.cda, Track03.cda..." , so it appears in your case everything has worked as it should.

Jimmy1983 · 7 Jun 2009 at 11:20

CaptainCrash said:
If you've burnt an audio disc (at least that's what I'm assuming from the minimal information provided), it will be in a different format from a regular "data" CD, and the tracks won't show up as explicitly named files in Explorer.

You should just see "Track01.cda, Track02.cda, Track03.cda..." , so it appears in your case everything has worked as it should.

Sorry I dont quite follow the last bit?

Yer iam burning to an audio cd, ive only done one and playing it back on my pc the tracks arent labelled

Jimmy1983 · 22 Jun 2009 at 20:15

Jimmy1983 said:
In imgburn write a cue file, does anyone know how to get the track names appear as they are written in the cue file-but once burn ive just got track 1/2/3 etc

Anyone know if this is possiable?

whitecrook · 22 Jun 2009 at 21:10

your cd player needs to support cd text, and i think your writer does as well.

Jimmy1983 · 22 Jun 2009 at 22:51

whitecrook said:
your cd player needs to support cd text, and i think your writer does as well.

Hmmm, tried playback on my PC-which normally displays track names and it doesnt. Also tried it in the car play and thats the same :confused:

IAmATeaf · 23 Jun 2009 at 15:31

In the tools menu, select create CD CUE file, in there open the cue file and bottom right there are some options to play around with, no idea if it'll work as I normally use Nero.

whitecrook · 23 Jun 2009 at 19:11

Anyway , everyone knows the best way to burn a CD is using Foobar 2000. I think it still needs the nero dll (but you can just use an old version). Load up tracks, right click -> burn to cd and then 'it just works' I've burned cds that way for years and I get CD text. A lot of PC Cd players don't read the text from the disc, but from CDDB etc, which depends on the CD and the track length etc to generate a checksum, so if you have made a mix cd, or made up and 'album' using non-album tracks it won't work either.

Jimmy1983 · 23 Jun 2009 at 19:38

whitecrook said:
Anyway , everyone knows the best way to burn a CD is using Foobar 2000. I think it still needs the nero dll (but you can just use an old version). Load up tracks, right click -> burn to cd and then 'it just works' I've burned cds that way for years and I get CD text. A lot of PC Cd players don't read the text from the disc, but from CDDB etc, which depends on the CD and the track length etc to generate a checksum, so if you have made a mix cd, or made up and 'album' using non-album tracks it won't work either.

Can use burn .cue's in foobar?

whitecrook · 23 Jun 2009 at 21:05

foobar natively reads cue files, which makes it awesome for those albums ripped as 1 mp3 + cue.

Jimmy1983 · 23 Jun 2009 at 23:17

whitecrook said:
foobar natively reads cue files, which makes it awesome for those albums ripped as 1 mp3 + cue.

so you can use the .cue file to split an mp3?

Heard nothing but good things about foobar tbh

whitecrook · 24 Jun 2009 at 00:05

it doesn't 'split' it - it just uses it as an 'index' which is essentially the whole point of a cue file. i.e. it's an index for the associated data file. (mp3 in this case)