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I have transferred a shortened version of this discussion to the Wiki Pending Feature Requests page. I retained the discussion on the forum - moved to Audio processing. I provided a link back to this full discussion from the Wiki.

WC

IIRC I think you need the Real Player SP Plus (which costs) to burn CDs - I don't think the free download will do that. Try Googling "CD Burner Software" you will get lots of sites soem offering free and some offering paid for. This site http://cd-burning-software-review.toptenreviews.com/...

And is this a USB deck - or are you going analog to your PC?

Make and model numbers and details of setup are useful.

WC

Most PCs that come supplied with a CD reader/burner included in the hardware normally have CD burner software of some sort bundled in the the build. Or whoever had the PC before may have installed some and left it on the PC. For example my desktop has RecordNow! - my laptop has Roxio - Plus I have a...

Just be aware that a newly-introduced bug crept in to 1.3.10 whereby Multiple Export exports to the nearest rounded-up 5 seconds - so users have been reporting getting the start of the next song at the end of the current one. This has alrady been fiexed in the nightly builds - but NOT in the release...

Bear in mind that I am only exporting WAV files from Audacity - I am not using Audacity's recent ability to encode AACs itself on export. I prefer to use Apples own encoder in iTunes.

WC

Mini-tutorial created. See: http://forum.audacityteam.org/viewtopic ... 28&t=18759

WC

You export a set of WAV files and use CD burning software to burn a music CD (NOT a data CD).

See: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... uter_or_CD
and: http://wiki.audacityteam.org/index.php? ... o_burn_CDs

WC

Bubba, I note from your signature and postings that you are using 1.3.10 to transcribe LPs. Just be aware that a newly-introduced bug crept in to 1.3.10 whereby Multiple Export exports to the nearest rounded-up 5 seconds - so users have been reporting getting the start of the next song at the end of...

And I extend my thanks to user BubbaMix Master who helped me refine this mini-tutorial with some helpful feedback.

Any further feedback on this worklow will be appreciated.

WC