cue sheets are actually really easy to use if u have a good program... CDRWIN is a good problem altho some ppl have had problems with quality afterwards, not sure why tho.
here's the website to find the program...but u'll need to find a crack to get a full version of the program so that u can burn at higher speeds that 1x


http://www.goldenhawk.com

once u have the program..all you have to do is click on load cuesheet..and choose the cuesheet u have..and it'll do all the rest...pretty simple..

P.S just make sure the cuesheet and mp3 file are in the same folder.. and that the cuesheet and mp3 have the same file name...

[Edited by RaverFriendly on Jan-28-2001 at 00:34]

___________________
DO IT!

I have tried this program Cd-r win, and yes I did have problems with it. When I went to burn the cd it said that something wasnt installed right so then I used this other program named fireburner (I am not sure if thats the name but i will check), and I did Dj tiesto Majik 6 track by track (downloaded off the internet). I didnt add a cue sheet for this because it said that it would automatically make one. So I waited and afer it was finished burning, I played it back and I still had a little cut in between the tracks. I was just wondering if I was supposed to get the cue sheet, rip the files with Mp3 cutter or something. Or just put the whole mix (75:41) and then add the cue sheet.

Thanks 4 the help...
This thing has been driving me crazy

use mp3cutter paste those single tracks together to make a large mix mp3. then you have to convert the mp3 to wav and rename the wav file to *.bin
after that write up a cue file in notepad and burn the cd with fireburner.
it works for me all the time

[Edited by TurboGS-R on Jan-28-2001 at 02:30]

hmm.. i dont want to sound like an idiot but how do you create a cue sheet?

buzzdc

use the help section in CDRWin and it will tell you exactly how to make cue files