Did Audacity split the tracks or did the add-on split the tracks? Did you export WAV files for each track from Audacity? Audacity does not support third-party CD burning add-ons that may try to integrate with Audacity in some way. When I opened up the ClearClick Audio CD Burner, a window would open that Identified the name of the songs I had recorded on the Audacity recording (after the tracks had been separated), and indicated the time for each song. When I bought the “Cassette to CD Kit” several years ago (at ), the installation CD came with the Audacity 1.2.6 program and, on the same disc, came with the ClearClick Audio CD Burner (with a separate icon on the wallpaper), which seamlessly allowed me to burn the music disc I had just recorded on Audacity to a CD, after I had completed separating the tracks.
(?) That is why I was asking about Audacity 2.1.3 and whether it had a built-in CD burning program like the one I just described.Ĭan Audacity 2.1.3 provide me with the same ability to create the same format of CDs as the hundreds I have burned using the old programs I have described? That is my question. I have attempted to download the old installation CD with Audacity 1.2.6 and the ClearClick burner, but have been having a problem with monitoring recording of music running through Audacity as there is no sound being received on recording only on playback, possibly due to a conflict with Window 10. I have now bought a Lenovo Ideapad as a replacement, with Windows 10. I recorded hundreds of CDs with these downloads on my old HP laptop with Windows Vista, which unfortunately now burned out. At the bottom of the ClearClick Audio CD Burner window, was a graph that indicated the remaining space remaining on the CD to be burned (up to 80 minutes) as the selection of songs to be included on the CD was being made. I then had the option of choosing the order of the songs to be burned onto the CD.
Dear Koz: When I bought the “Cassette to CD Kit” several years ago (at ), the installation CD came with the Audacity 1.2.6 program and, on the same disc, came with the ClearClick Audio CD Burner (with a separate icon on the wallpaper), which seamlessly allowed me to burn the music disc I had just recorded on Audacity to a CD, after I had completed separating the tracks.
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