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CD
Format
Audio
- will create a CD that will play on most conventional CD players.
Data
- will create a CD in which files will be stored as data, as they are
on your hard drive, and will not play in conventional CD players.
However this will allow you to play using MMJB or other software that
supports audio file formats on your PC or portable player.
Options
Button
Setup
Test
CD Writing Only - Is
selected by default. This will test your CD-R
or CD-RW settings
prior to creating your CD.
Test
then Write CD - Will run a
test on your
CD-R or CD-RW drive
and proceed to writing your CD.
Write
Music CD Only - no test is
run prior to writing.
Speed
- Will default to 1x which will maximize your chances of creating a
useable audio CD. You may use the drop down window to change that
setting to one of your preference.
Beep
when done - Is selected by
default. You may remove the check to disable this setting.
Eject
when done - Will Eject the
CD when
finished recording.
You may remove the check to disable this setting.
Create
CD in drive - Used to
select the CD-R drive to create the CD from
if you have multiple CD-R drives.
Cache
Enable
- Is selected by default. The cache creates a buffer to be sure there
is a consistent feed of data to your drive for writing the CD. MusicMatch
recommends you leave this function enabled.
Priority
- Is set to normal by default. This setting indicates the amount of
system resources that are made available for your CD creation. MusicMatch
recommends you leave this setting at "normal".
Size
(cache) - defaults to 4MB. MusicMatch
recommends you leave this setting at the default for best results.
Audio
CD-R Options
2
second track gap - Is
selected by default. This will indicate that you would like a 2
second gap in between songs on the CD you are creating. You may
remove the check to disable this setting.
Decode
files directly to CD. -
(faster) This option will be selected by default and only applies to audio
CDs. Using this option, no
intermediate files will be created during the recording process; this
means you will not need 800 MB of free disk space in order to create
an audio CD .
Use
hard drive cache. - You may
choose this option instead of Decode
files directly to CD. This
setting improves reliability on some systems. Requires up to 800 free
MB on hard drive.
Temporary
Storage Directory - allows
you to choose where you would like to store your created files.
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