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From this list you can select the tracks (or define the start and end points of a single track).
The "Rename tracks" menu option automatically adds the track order number to the name in
a range of different styles. You can select a track name for text editing by double-clicking.
In "Output", accept the default Folder location or choose another. Clicking produces the
Audio File Format dialog for changing details of the Audio File's format.
Options tab This accesses a list of tickable options to refine how the tracks are read and
output to file.
You can access this dialog via Utilities > Import Audio CD tracks....
For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'
question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help
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Audio File Format Dialog
13.2 Burn Audio CD from DDP Image
This dialog allows you to burn an Audio CD from a DDP image. The dialog has controls for
refreshing the list of attached devices, opening the CD/DVD drive and erasing a CD-RW or
DVD-RW disk. You can choose to do a test burn of your CD, or write the CD from a range
of write speeds.
You can access this dialog by choosing Utilities > Burn Audio CD from DDP Image....
Alternatively you can import a DDP image in the Audio Montage Workspace via File > Im-
port > Audio DDP Image... to convert it to a montage and then burn the montage.
For an explanation of each parameter and interface feature, click on , or the 'What's this?'
question mark icon. For more information see Getting Help
Related topics
DDP files
Authoring CDs and DVDs
13.3 Data CD/DVD
This dialog allows you to arrange files and folders into a structure that you can later write as
a "data" disk.
You can prepare a disk for a variety of media (CD-DA, DVD or Blu-ray Disk). The list of media
devices displays the amount of data that will fit on each type of disk. As you add files, an
indicator on the left (and a text display at the bottom) display how "full" your new disk is. You
can enter a name for your disk and change the disk file structure before writing your data to
an ISO image or writeable optical disk.
Note: Although you can prepare a disk in any format, the types of physical disk you can
burn will be limited by the optical drive connected to your computer. If you do not have a
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