3.0

"Burn Proof" Support
The new CD burner routines in MAGIX Audio
Cleaning Lab 11 support almost all current CD burners on the market. A detailed list of supported
equipment can be found in the "CDR_Readme.txt" as well as the MAGIX website.
When your CD burner is "burn proof" supported, it means that even with high CPU
workloads, no "buffer underruns" will occur while burning is in progress. "Burn proof" support gives you
faster, more secure CD burning. In cases whereby the processor is overstrained, older systems would
break up the burning process, and because the file cache was empty ("Buffer underrun") the CD became
unusable. However, the "burn proof" process continues in a piece-by-piece manner so that it can
continue without error as each new piece of data is read. "Burn proof" support gives you faster, more
secure CD burning!
The Burning Function
The audio
material on the audio CD is digital data, which the CD-player reads and transforms into analogue signals.
The track markers indicate the CD-player, at which point the song starts. The MAGIX Music Editor 3
can write an audio CD right away from the program. The track-markers are set in the track window
before writing the CD. MAGIX Music Editor 3 transforms the stereo sum and the indices into a data
flow, which is directed to the CD-writer.
The CD-R-drive modifies a specially designed layer on the medium using a laser, so that the audio
CD-player will be able to read this information later as digital audio data.
Audio CD creation
1.
For writing an audio CD, the track window must contain audio material. Edit the audio material
using the real time functions of the MAGIX Music Editor 3 deLuxe. The CD will sound exactly
like the playback when you listen to it through your stereo sound card. All Cleaning and
Mastering effects will also be present on the CD.
2.
Mark the starting position of each song by setting (or moving) the track markers. All track
markers can be moved using the mouse or the Track Wizard (1Click button)
3.
Click on the "Make CD" button. In the "Make CD" dialogue you can choose, if you want to
write the CD directly or if you prefer to create an Image file on the hard disk. The creation of an
Image file is then recommendable, when the available system resources are not enough for writing
the CD in real time ("On the Fly").
4.
Now the CD can be written. You will only need a CD-R-drive, which is supported by MAGIX
Music Editor 3 connected to your computer and an empty CD in the drive. Clicking on "Write
CD" starts the writing process. If you should have more than one CD-R-drive connected to your
system, you will be prompted to select one of them.
Track Length
According to the RedBook Standard, the minimum distance between two Track Markers is 4 seconds.
Since Track Markers normally show the beginning of a song, no problems should arise. If you try to set
the MAGIX Track Markers at a lesser distance, an error message will appear.
System display
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