Create an Audio CD

1. Prepare the audio files to add into the Track Edit field.
You can add the following files into the field: CD audio image (*.cda) files; TwinVQ (*.vqf) files; 44.1 KHz, 16 bit stereo sampled WAV (*.wav) and AIFF (*.aif) files; and 44.1 KHz or 22.05 KHz or 11.025 KHz stereo sampled MP3 (*.mp3) files.

Tip
CD audio image files are audio CD tracks that are handled as files. This function enables you to add tracks from multiple CDs. You require a separate drive to use this function. (The CD-ROM drive is OK.) If you have added tracks from multiple CDs, you will be asked to reinsert the discs during recording.



2.

Launch B's Recorder GOLD5. Close the Wizard.

3. Change the field view to the Track Edit window. You can also use the General window, but the Track Edit window allows you to view the track details.

4. Drag the files you want to add from the file browser in the upper half of the window, or the Explorer, then drop them into the Track Edit field in the lower half of the window.
 


5.
Drag and drop the track number in the Track Type column to change the track order.

Tip
Double click on the track number, or right click it and select [Properties] from the menu, to view the track properties. You can also listen to the WAV, MP3, AIFF and TwinVQ files.

6.
Enable [Disc-At-Once]. If you enabled [Create all audio CDs using Disc-At-Once] in Options, this setting is already enabled.
 


Tip
Audio CDs must be recorded in DAO. If you record an audio CD in any other mode, it decreases its compatibility with audio CD players.

7.
Insert a disc, then click [Record] on the tool bar.

8.
Complete the settings on the Recording window, then click [Start].
 


9.
The progress window appears. Click [OK] when recording is complete.


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