I have an audio CD which looks like it's going to run over 80 min., and I really don't want to cut any tracks. I've heard that I can either overwrite the CD, or purchase 90 min. or even 99 min. CD-R's.
Can Toast 7.1 do either of these? If so, how?
And how would either play in a standard CD player once the disc was burned? Is one better than the other?
I have an audio CD which looks like it's going to run over 80 min., and I really don't want to cut any tracks. I've heard that I can either overwrite the CD, or purchase 90 min. or even 99 min. CD-R's.
Can Toast 7.1 do either of these? If so, how?
And how would either play in a standard CD player once the disc was burned? Is one better than the other?
Thanks
All My Best,
Jeffrey
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