Waveburner and small CD-R run

[Kai Niggemann]

Hi,

I just created a project in Waveburner and would like to make a small edition of CD-Rs with it -- it's a bit tedious having to restart and reconfirm the burn process twice for every CD.

I'm sure people have run into this obstacle before and found a better solution? I'd like to get my project into something like Toast to rapidly burn CD after CD, with auto-eject etc, without compromising the quality...

any ideas, hints etc, very welcome..!

thanks
Kai



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[Irfon-Kim Ahmad]

Post by Kai Niggemann
Hi,
I just created a project in Waveburner and would like to make a small edition of CD-Rs with it -- it's a bit tedious having to restart and reconfirm the burn process twice for every CD.
I'm sure people have run into this obstacle before and found a better solution? I'd like to get my project into something like Toast to rapidly burn CD after CD, with auto-eject etc, without compromising the quality...
any ideas, hints etc, very welcome..!
thanks
Kai

Once you've burned it once, you could duplicate the original disc just
using a "disc to disc copy" run in Toast. It may increase quality if
you burn at a lower speed (with media designed for that). You could
speed up the process slightly by making a disk image of the disc you've
created and burning that, thus speeding up read time.

(You can find an article about burn speed and media here:
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov04/articles/qa1104-3.htm )

Other than the considerations of burn speed, etc., I don't see any
significant problems with doing a dupe of a created disk in terms of
quality.


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[Kai Niggemann]

Post by Irfon-Kim Ahmad
Once you've burned it once, you could duplicate the original disc just
using a "disc to disc copy" run in Toast. It may increase quality if
you burn at a lower speed (with media designed for that). You could
speed up the process slightly by making a disk image of the disc you've
created and burning that, thus speeding up read time.
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/nov04/articles/qa1104-3.htm )
Other than the considerations of burn speed, etc., I don't see any
significant problems with doing a dupe of a created disk in terms of
quality.

Cool, thank you very much for the info. I will use that approach.

Kai



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