Gaps When Burning Flac Files

[cmwolfson]

When I burned a CD directly from the FLAC files there wa a mini-second gap between tracks, which is a real hassle with concert recordings. I converted the files to AIFF and took a look at them with Peak LE, then burned the AIFF files. No gap, no problem.

 

I'm using Tiger 10.4.3.

[ffooky]

When I burned a CD directly from the FLAC files there wa a mini-second gap between tracks, which is a real hassle with concert recordings. I converted the files to AIFF and took a look at them with Peak LE, then burned the AIFF files. No gap, no problem.

 

I'm using Tiger 10.4.3.

 

Make sure you've upgraded to Toast 7.0.2. There was a bug with the whole FLAC implementation in 7, one consequence of which was the gap problem you've experienced. These issues were addressed completely in 7.0.1 and you will get 100% gapless burning straight from FLAC now. Unless your files have SBE's of course... ;-)

[John at Roxio]

I dont believe there is any way to burn a DVD without gaps between tracks.

[robertLP]

Make sure you've upgraded to Toast 7.0.2. There was a bug with the whole FLAC implementation in 7, one consequence of which was the gap problem you've experienced. These issues were addressed completely in 7.0.1 and you will get 100% gapless burning straight from FLAC now. Unless your files have SBE's of course... ;-)

 

What about gapless playback when burning music DVDs?

 

I have some FLAC files that are recorded in 24/48 and I don't want to downconvert to the 16/44.1 CD standard.