I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to change the track mark or "cue" to the beginning of the actual fade-in when using the "overlap" feature in Music Disc Creator. For some reason when you add a cross-fade to the end of one track and the beginning of the next using the "overlap" feature it still keeps the track cue / mark at the end of the old track. So when you burn to a CD and skip from track to track it cuts off the beginning of each new track by however many seconds you have overlapped it with the previous track. I suppose it's just a matter of preferance but it'd seem to me that it would be better to have it jump right to the beginning of each track. I've looked to see if there was a way to move the track cue (or "chapter" as they're called on DVDs) but to no avail. HELLLLP!
EDIT: Okay, I figured out a way to do it using Sound Editor but it is pretty complicated. Was still hoping that maybe there's a faster way using the "overlap" in Music Disc Creator. I can dream, can't I?
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I was wondering if anyone knew if it was possible to change the track mark or "cue" to the beginning of the actual fade-in when using the "overlap" feature in Music Disc Creator. For some reason when you add a cross-fade to the end of one track and the beginning of the next using the "overlap" feature it still keeps the track cue / mark at the end of the old track. So when you burn to a CD and skip from track to track it cuts off the beginning of each new track by however many seconds you have overlapped it with the previous track. I suppose it's just a matter of preferance but it'd seem to me that it would be better to have it jump right to the beginning of each track. I've looked to see if there was a way to move the track cue (or "chapter" as they're called on DVDs) but to no avail. HELLLLP!
EDIT: Okay, I figured out a way to do it using Sound Editor but it is pretty complicated. Was still hoping that maybe there's a faster way using the "overlap" in Music Disc Creator. I can dream, can't I?
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