3.0

The track list dialog
Copy selected track(s): This button starts audio
copy. A new object is created for every track in the arrangement and the corresponding track marker is
created.
Transport control: This lets you
start and stop playback just like on a
real CD player and skip forward and
backward in the playlist
.
Details on the total length and the memory capacity of the selected track are displayed below.
Select all tracks:
All tracks are selected, for instance, to copy the entire CD. Several subsequent tracks can also be
selected by holding the "Shift" key and left-clicking; "Ctrl + mouse-click" selects several tracks.
Get CD Info (freedb): Request title information from the freedb Online CD database
In the right selection box you can select the read speed, and in the left one you can select the export
mode (see Configuring the CD-ROM
).
CD drive options: Here you can change the settings and select the drive for importing the CD if you
have installed several CD drives (see also CD-ROM drive dialog
).
Write text file:
Title list including the exact names and times can be exported as a text file for archiving purposes.
Dialog: Load audio file
The "Import project" dialog appears after you have selected the option "Copy selected tracks". Here
you can specify name and target address of the audio files. The audio files are subsequently numbered
depending on their names (name -> name_1.wav
, name_1.wav...).
Audio tracks (CDA
files) are imported as WAV files by default. However, they can already be converted into MP3s during
import. To do this, select the corresponding audio format in "file type" of the dialog "Import project" and
then make the corresponding "format settings" (for more info on the audio formats please also read
"Loading audio").
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