Re: [MLUG] Writing audio cd's

[Stephen Montgomery-Smith <EMAIL:PROTECTED>]

Mike Miller wrote:
> On Sat, 1 Jan 2005, Stephen Montgomery-Smith wrote:
> 
>> I am learning how to write audio cd's from mp3 files.  I found this 
>> utility called mp3burn which works rather well.  The question I have 
>> is - how does one create 5 or 10 second gaps of silence between the 
>> tracks?
> 
> 
> I'm sure someone else will have a better answer, but it seems to me that 
> adding silence between tracks can only be accomplished in two ways:  (1) 
> by adding a short, silent track that lasts 5-10 seconds, or (2) adding 
> silence to the end of each of the first n-1 tracks on the CD.  The 
> problem with "1" is that it adds tracks and messes up your 
> track-numbering system. The problem with "2" is that you have to edit 
> the MP3 or WAV file to add some silence at the end.  I would think that 
> this is a common problem and that some CD burning programs have an 
> automatic way of doing this ("2"), but I am not familiar enough with 
> such programs to help you.
> 
> Mike

But CD's that I play have 5 second gaps programmed.  The timer on the 
player coulnts 5 seconds seperately from the track, but it is clear from 
the track numbering that they are not seperate tracks.
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