Maybe you've made a copy of an audio CD to listen to in your car, but you notice that there is a gap of silence between some tracks which, on the original disc, fade into each other. You used Toast 3.x to make the copy, and you wonder if you did something wrong.
Chances are that the problem is due to the different ways of writing CDs.
This is the first in a series of articles in which I'll explain these differences, and how you can use them to your advantage with our different CD Recording packages for Macintosh. For each product, I'll discuss the ins and outs, advantages and disadvantages, and how to make it work for you. This means that the recorder writes a track, turns off the laser, then turns it back on and writes another track, and so on. Click on the default 2-second gap. In the popup menu, set the length of the gap.