Hello, if you'll use a program called SHNTool, this will fix the problem quickly. If you'll Google it, you'll find the program. Anyway, put the audio tracks from cd into .wav format, and place them in a directory with the two files that come with SHNTool. I use the temp directory I've created. Then type CMD at the Run box by pressing Windows key R. You're now in a DOS prompt. Type cd\ and press enter. Then type the directory name you need to go to, such as cd\temp. Then type this exactly: shntool fix -s r *.wav This will give you feedback on the progress on what it's doing. When it's done, it should say the amount of track padding it did. Type exit to get out of the DOS prompt. You'll have two sets of files, the new ones being appended with the phrase -fixed. Delete the others without the fixed designation and rename the remaining files to what you want, such as 01.wav, and so forth. This SHNTool has now fixed the sector boundaries for burning onto a cd properly. Thanks a lot. Matthew
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