Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds -Sound Forge - PC

Subject:Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds Posted by: mangini Date:9/22/1999 11:46:00 AM I am experiencing very short (fraction of a second) clicks when burning wavs onto cd. I am taking long .wavs (sets of live music) and cutting them up in SF 4.0 XP to make individual song .wav files. I am then putting them back together in Adaptec's CD Creator. I found a suggestion on SF's FAQ page to NOT save summary information, sampler information, or regions and playlist data. I tried that, but the box to unclick the save sampler information button was grayed out. Needless to say, i unclicked the other two options but I am still having the same problem. Any help would be appreciated.
Subject:Re: Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds Reply by: jjyoung Date:11/9/1999 3:43:00 PM If you're using a newer version of Adaptec CD Creator, saving the summary information in the wav file should not be a problem. Another possibility is if you're recording the CD in Track-At-Once mode versus Disk-At-Once. In Track-At-Once there will be gaps in between each track which some cd players will pick up and try to play, resulting in short clicks between tracks. Try recording audio cds in Disk-At-Once and see if the problem goes away.
Subject:Re: Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds Reply by: carl_moreno Date:5/8/2000 6:45:00 PM David Mangini wrote: >>I am experiencing very short (fraction of a second) clicks >>when burning wavs onto cd. I am taking long .wavs (sets of >>live music) and cutting them up in SF 4.0 XP to make >>individual song .wav files. I am then putting them back >>together in Adaptec's CD Creator. >> >>I found a suggestion on SF's FAQ page to NOT save summary >>information, sampler information, or regions and playlist >>data. I tried that, but the box to unclick the save >>sampler information button was grayed out. Needless to >>say, i unclicked the other two options but I am still >>having the same problem. >> >>Any help would be appreciated.

Subject:Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds

Posted by: mangini

Date:9/22/1999 11:46:00 AM

I am experiencing very short (fraction of a second) clicks
when burning wavs onto cd. I am taking long .wavs (sets of
live music) and cutting them up in SF 4.0 XP to make
individual song .wav files. I am then putting them back
together in Adaptec's CD Creator.

I found a suggestion on SF's FAQ page to NOT save summary
information, sampler information, or regions and playlist
data. I tried that, but the box to unclick the save
sampler information button was grayed out. Needless to
say, i unclicked the other two options but I am still
having the same problem.

Any help would be appreciated.

Subject:Re: Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds

Reply by: jjyoung

Date:11/9/1999 3:43:00 PM

If you're using a newer version of Adaptec CD Creator, saving the
summary information in the wav file should not be a problem. Another
possibility is if you're recording the CD in Track-At-Once mode versus
Disk-At-Once. In Track-At-Once there will be gaps in between each
track which some cd players will pick up and try to play, resulting in
short clicks between tracks. Try recording audio cds in Disk-At-Once
and see if the problem goes away.

Subject:Re: Clicks at beginning/end of tracks when burning cds

Reply by: carl_moreno

Date:5/8/2000 6:45:00 PM

David Mangini wrote:
>>I am experiencing very short (fraction of a second) clicks
>>when burning wavs onto cd. I am taking long .wavs (sets of
>>live music) and cutting them up in SF 4.0 XP to make
>>individual song .wav files. I am then putting them back
>>together in Adaptec's CD Creator.
>>
>>I found a suggestion on SF's FAQ page to NOT save summary
>>information, sampler information, or regions and playlist
>>data. I tried that, but the box to unclick the save
>>sampler information button was grayed out. Needless to
>>say, i unclicked the other two options but I am still
>>having the same problem.
>>
>>Any help would be appreciated.