On Sep 5, 2005, at 5:07 AM, stv_collins wrote:

> I'm using Waveburner 1.1 to master a CD & have a simple question about
> track and disc
> names. After I burn a CD - with the Waveburner prefs set to write the
> CD text information -
> the disc mounts in the finder (OS X 10.4.2) with only generic names:
> "audio disc" and "track
> 1....". iTunes also shows only the generic names. I know the custom
> information is there,
> because if I open the CD with Toast 6, the custom disc & track names
> show up in the Toast
> window. At first I though that this was just some issue with OS X;
> however, a typical
> commercial CD mounts in the finder & shows custom disc & track names.
>
> Am I doing something wrong, or is there some issue with Waveburner?

That's a (rather pathetic) shortcoming in Finder and iTunes. They
ignore CD Text. You can request that feature at
http://www.apple.com/feedback/itunes.html and
http://www.apple.com/macosx/feedback/. I'm sure they've received the
request before, but they should be hounded until they fix this.

> I have another question about Waveburner - can one "burn" a disc
> image? It seems to me it
> only lets you burn directly to a CD.

File -> Bounce Project creates a disc image. It's still a file that
only WB can read, but it puts the entire project into one file (no
links to external audio files) and prints all the effects.

-Steve