Operation Manual

ADOBE AUDITION 3.0
User Guide
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ISRC codes have 12 characters and use the following format:
• ISO Country: 2-digit code (for example, US for U.S.A.)
• Registrant code: 3-digit, alphanumeric, unique reference
• Year of reference: last 2 digits of the year (for example, 04 for 2004)
• Designation code: a 5-digit, unique number
Save and open CD lists
You can save tracks assembled in CD View as a CD list. A CD list contains references to all the tracks in your CD
project and gives their order and track properties. Saving a CD list gives you the flexibility to continue work on a CD
project at a later time. Adobe Audition saves CD lists in CDL file format.
❖ Do any of the following:
• To save a CD list, assemble your tracks in CD View and then choose File > Save CD List.
• To open a new, blank CD list, choose File > New CD List
• To open an existing CD list, choose File > Open CD List.
Writing CDs
Set CD device properties
Before you write a CD, you should verify that your CD burning device is set up correctly.
Note: Audio on CDs must be 44.1 kHz, 16 bit, stereo. If you insert a track with a different sample type, Adobe Audition
automatically converts the audio for you.
1 In CD View, choose Options > Device Properties.
2 Select the device you want to set up.
3 Select a buffer size and write speed for the device.
4 If the device supports buffer underrun protection, select Buffer Underrun Protection to allow the drive to stop
and resume burning as needed.
5 Click OK.
Write a CD
1 Insert a blank, writable CD into the CD burning device.
2 In CD View, click Write CD or choose File > Write CD.
3 Set the following options:
Device Specifies the device you want to use to write the CD. Click Device Properties to set device properties. (See
“Set CD device properties” on page 267.)
Write Mode Specifies whether on not to test the CD for buffer underruns. Choose from the following options:
• Write Writes the CD without testing for buffer underruns.
• Test Tests if the CD can be written without the occurrence of buffer underruns. No audio is written to the CD.