An iTunes Nuisance. . .

[King Shrek]

Originally Posted by Arden

When you burn a CD using Toast, you have the option to burn disc or burn session. If you choose burn session, it only burns one session and allows other sessions to be burned. If you select burn disc, however, it will only burn the disc once, after which you will be unable to burn it again. iTunes basically uses the option of burn disc.

Yeah, that's how it is in Roxio's Easy CD Creator Basic for Windows. You can either choose to burn the whole disc or burn the CD track by track, although you don't always have both options, depending on exactly what you're doing.

[Arden]

Read my post again. iTunes finalizes CD-R's because CD players are incapable of taking advantage of multiple sessions, and I doubt the specific disc format supports multiple sessions anyway.

[Randman]

CD-Rs are so cheap these days, it's only a few bucks for a wasted disc. Or better yet, simply wait until you have enough music to burn a CD. Get Toast. Or buy an iPod. Besides, how is this an iTunes nuisance?

[King Shrek]

Originally Posted by Randman

Besides, how is this an iTunes nuisance?

It's just my humble opinion.

[tony]

Originally Posted by Randman

CD-Rs are so cheap these days, it's only a few bucks for a wasted disc.

I assume you meant to say "it's only a few CENTS for a wasted disc"?

[Randman]

I was giving the benefit of the doubt. Just my humble opinion.