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    Track markers in a .wav file

    I've got one large .wav file i want to burn to CD as CD-Audio. Is there any software that will allow me to create track-markers before the burning process? Or is it a matter of splitting the .wav file up?
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    I'm not really sure, but I think Audacity is your best bet. Here's a nice article about it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by psic
    I'm not really sure, but I think Audacity is your best bet. Here's a nice article about it.
    Yes, Audacity does work very nicely to do that (splitting the file).
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