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2.Choose a setting from the Action
•Burn audio begins recording audio to your CD when you click the Start button. You will need to close the disc before it can be played in a audio CD player.
•Test, then burn audio performs a test to determine whether your files can be written to the CD recorder without encountering buffer underruns. Recording begins after the test if it is successful.
•Test only performs a test to determine whether your files can be written to the CD without encountering buffer underruns. No audio is recorded to the CD.
•Close disc closes your disc without adding any audio when you click the Start button. Closing a disc allows your files to be played on an audio CD player.
•Erase RW disc erases your rewritable CD when you click the Start button. You should use this option if your rewritable CD already has data on it.
3.Select your burning options:
•Erase RW disc before burning: If you’re using a rewritable CD, select this check box to erase the CD before you begin burning.
•Close disc when done burning: Select this check box to close the CD after burning. Closing a disc allows your files to be played on an audio CD player.
Note: You can close the disc using a separate step later. For more information, see Closing a CD on page 130.
•Eject disc when done: Select this check box to eject the CD automatically when burning has completed.
•Burn selection only: Select this check box to burn only the audio within the loop region.
4.From the Drive
5.From the Speed
6.Click the Start button.
Important: Clicking Cancel after Sound Forge begins writing to CD renders the CD unusable.
After Sound Forge writes the audio to CD, the CD Operation dialog indicates whether the writing was successful.
7.Click OK to clear the message.
CHP. 8 | RECORDING, EXTRACTING, AND BURNING |