I was wondering if there was a way to record a CD without it pausing for the new song spots.
I have a comedy CD that I want to transfer to my Dell mp3 player but when I record it to my hard drive it mixes up the tracks and it won't play in order when I record it to the player.
I could rename everything but I would rather just have the entire CD play as one song.
It sounds like the MMJB is detecting "silence" on the CD and creating separate tracks automatically. I didn't know MMJB could do that - I checked my MMJB (I have the full registred Plus version) and I didn't see anything in the Recorder setup for that, but check your Recorder setup in MMJB just in case you have something different in the Dell version.
Since you are using a Dell DJ, there is a separate forum for that device. It may be better to post on that forum section, or scan through the posts there to see if your question has already been asked.
I use several "commercial" programs that have excellent "recording" programs. Right now the best one I have on my PC is the Roxio Easy Media Creator, Version 7.5 - the recording program in that suite of progrms is very user friendly. I also have a Cakewalk product, "Media Works" that also has a user friendly recording program. Both of these have "split" function in them to split apart songs but they won't do it unless you tell them to - the default is NOT to do it.
I've never used MMJB for recording but, my Plus version does not hae the automatic split in it either.
I assume you are recording the entire CD at one time without stopping, right? There should be no splitting it into multiple files if it's recorded non-stop at one time.
Inspiron 16 5630 Laptop and WD22TB4 Docking Station
Self-built desktop for recording studio application
Worst case scenario - you could make just one track by combining all the tracks into one using a sound editor such as Goldwave.
http://www.goldwave.com/features.php
Message Edited by oldtraveler on 10-20-2005 04:16 PM
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Posted October 17th, 2005 21:00