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boy_luke_y2k
StarwakEaddict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Newcastle, UK
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Guys, learn to write your own cue sheets, there is a helpguide in CDRWIN.
Basically for burning trance mixes, this is all you have to know, here's an example cue sheet:
FILE "put-your-file-name-here.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 04:00:25
TRACK 03 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 06:00:50
TRACK 04 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 09:00:00
That cuesheet splits the songs in the mix like this:
mm,ss,ff
Track 1: 00,00,00
Track 2: 04,00,33
Track 3: 06,00,66
Track 4: 09,00,00
That is because cue sheets use the principle that there are 75 milliseconds instead of a hundred that most watches use, and your mp3 player. To overcome this problem, get a program like soundforge or internet audio mix, i use the latter, zoom in and put in your cue sheet time as what is says on you player, i-mix or s-forge. Then for the milliseconds part convert it using a calculator, so 01,30,50 or 1 and a half minutes, 50 milliseconds would be 01,30,38, i generally round up then there is no click noise. If anybody needs furthur help as that is only a guide feel free to mail me or PM me.
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Nov-27-2001 21:17
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boy_luke_y2k
StarwakEaddict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Newcastle, UK
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Guys, learn to write your own cue sheets, there is a helpguide in CDRWIN.
Basically for burning trance mixes, this is all you have to know, here's an example cue sheet:
FILE "put-your-file-name-here.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 04:00:25
TRACK 03 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 06:00:50
TRACK 04 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 09:00:00
That cuesheet splits the songs in the mix like this:
mm,ss,ff
Track 1: 00,00,00
Track 2: 04,00,33
Track 3: 06,00,66
Track 4: 09,00,00
That is because cue sheets use the principle that there are 75 milliseconds instead of a hundred that most watches use, and your mp3 player. To overcome this problem, get a program like soundforge or internet audio mix, i use the latter, zoom in and put in your cue sheet time as what is says on you player, i-mix or s-forge. Then for the milliseconds part convert it using a calculator, so 01,30,50 or 1 and a half minutes, 50 milliseconds would be 01,30,38, i generally round up then there is no click noise. If anybody needs furthur help as that is only a guide feel free to mail me or PM me.
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Nov-27-2001 21:29
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boy_luke_y2k
StarwakEaddict

Registered: Jun 2001
Location: Newcastle, UK
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Guys, learn to write your own cue sheets, there is a helpguide in CDRWIN.
Basically for burning trance mixes, this is all you have to know, here's an example cue sheet:
FILE "put-your-file-name-here.mp3" MP3
TRACK 01 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 00:00:00
TRACK 02 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 04:00:25
TRACK 03 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 06:00:50
TRACK 04 AUDIO
FLAGS DCP
INDEX 01 09:00:00
That cuesheet splits the songs in the mix like this:
mm,ss,ff
Track 1: 00,00,00
Track 2: 04,00,33
Track 3: 06,00,66
Track 4: 09,00,00
That is because cue sheets use the principle that there are 75 milliseconds instead of a hundred that most watches use, and your mp3 player. To overcome this problem, get a program like soundforge or internet audio mix, i use the latter, zoom in and put in your cue sheet time as what is says on you player, i-mix or s-forge. Then for the milliseconds part convert it using a calculator, so 01,30,50 or 1 and a half minutes, 50 milliseconds would be 01,30,38, i generally round up then there is no click noise. If anybody needs furthur help as that is only a guide feel free to mail me or PM me.
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Nov-27-2001 21:34
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