Nero Burning ROM 9, Руководство пользователя

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Audio CD And Audio Files
Nero Burning ROM
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Check box
No pause between
tracks
Allows the audio files to merge into one another on the audio
CD without a pause (just like in live recordings).
If the check box is cleared, there are pauses of two seconds
between the audio files.
The following configuration options are available on the
audio CD
tab in the
CD Text
area:
Check box
Write on CD
Enables the option for writing CD text. With CD players that
support CD text, the title of the CD, the name of the audio file
as well as the name of the artist appear in the display.
Input field
Title
Defines the label of the audio CD.
Input field
Artist
Defines the artist.
In the
Additional Information
tab you can enter additional information about the Audio CD
such as the producer or comments.
6.1.2.2 CDA Settings
The
CDA Options
tab provides options for configuring CD-DA files on the Audio CD. The
CDA file strategy
area allows you to select the strategy that Nero Burning ROM should use
for handling selected audio files from a source audio CD. In general there are two methods:

Read the audio file and store it in the cache temporarily. The Audio CD can be burned in
disc-at-once mode, which supports CD Text.

Create a reference to the audio file and read it shortly before burning (track reference).
The audio CD can only be burned in track-at-once mode.
The following setting options are available on the
CDA Options
tab in the
CDA File Strat-
egy
area:
Drop down menu entry
Diskspace strategy
Saves the audio files temporarily to the Nero Burning ROM ca-
che.
If there is no space available, a reference is created to the au-
dio file and is not read until shortly before burning. This entry is
selected by default.
Drop-down menu entry
Tempfile strategy
Saves the audio files temporarily to the Nero Burning ROM ca-
che.
If there is no space available, an error message appears.
Drop-down menu entry
Reference strategy
Creates a reference to the audio file and reads it shortly before
burning. The source medium can only be a CD/DVD drive, not
a recorder. The disc can only be burned in track-at-once mode.