Burning live cd's without a gap between the tracks?

[Jake]

I have several live albums in my pc and i want to re-burn them back to cd but Nero keeps putting gaps in between the tracks, even when i remove the 2 sec gap setting.
Does anyone know how i can stop this?
Is there another program i require?
Help please!
 :?

[bezzabsa]

1st track you can do nothing about, but all other tracks double click and in i think its gap or similar type 0 (zero)..
hope this helps

[bigfatsi]

Did you tick the "Remove silence at the end of audio tracks" under CDA options?

[Jake]

1st track you can do nothing about, but all other tracks double click and in i think its gap or similar type 0 (zero)..
hope this helps

even when i remove the 2 sec gap setting.

Try'd that
Cheers anyway
 :D

[strapping young lad]

what he said

but it also depends if the original mp3 was given a gap too

if not you will still notice the gap even though it will be set to 0

it wont be as fluid as the original cd

[Jake]

The (now) Mp3's are ripped from the original cd's but are now to scratched to play.
They never had any gap's originally
 :?

[Rangie3.0LtrDan]

I use windows media player for burning my cd's and would say its better than nero for that kind of thing.

[hobbit]

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[Rangie3.0LtrDan]

hobbit, read up, your the third person to say that and in the original post it says he has done that already!

[strapping young lad]

i never use wm player or itunes to rip cd's since they dont give you much freedom for stuff like bitrates

i use cdex

google for cdex

i think its

http://cdex.sourceforge.net

it accesses cddb so it updates the mp3 details when it rips them

also you can specify how the tracks are named/numbered

[BrumLee]

Roxio Easy CD Creator will let you do this and also you can crossfade, which is great if you fancy yourself as a DJ

[paul_humphreys]

CDrWin or Padus DiscJuggler will do them wothout gaps.

Paul