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4. Now the CD can be written. You will only need a CD-R-drive, which is
supported by MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 connected to your computer
and an empty CD in the drive. Clicking on "Write CD" starts the writing
process. If you should have more than one CD-R-drive connected to your
system, you will be prompted to select one of them.
Track Length
According to the RedBook Standard, the minimum distance between two Track
Markers is 4 seconds. Since Track Markers normally show the beginning of a song, no
problems should arise. If you try to set the MAGIX Track Markers at a lesser distance,
an error message will appear.
CD tracks als separate wave files
In order to burn more CDs later, without having to produce a new image file, you can
export all CD tracks as single .wav files. Select the option, "Each CD track in a file", in
the Export dialog. Later, you can load the tracks and burn them directly. Exporting will
make a play list file with the "m3u" extension. If, instead of opening each wave file,
you open the Playlist File, all project tracks will be loaded in the right order, and the
standard pause of two seconds will be inserted between songs. All effect editing is
included in the wav files, so you can burn additional CD copies "on the fly".
Checking Audio CDs
In the burn dialog it is advisable to activate the "Test and compare CD after burning"
option in order to examine the error rate. If it is too high, the burning speed must be
slowed down.
Create audio DVD
MAGIX Audio Cleaning Lab 2013 also burns DVDs, and there are essentially two
different types of DVD that are possible:
Stereo DVD: These are normal video DVDs that can be played
on any DVD player. Since they don't contain any video data,
there is more room for the audio data. This can be stored either
in CD quality with 16 resolution or in high-resolution 24 bit
audio.
Surround information is encoded as two-channel stereo audio (Dolby Surround
ProLogic compatible)
4 channel DVDs: These are so-called "audio DVDs" and require
a special DVD player for playback. Music is recorded in true 4-
channel Surround sound for these devices, and 16 or 24 bit
resolution is also available in this case.
Burning 24 bit DVDs is only sensible, if the original audio material was also recorded
in 24 bit quality.