Individual sound effects for different BurnIt events
Decode MP3 songs "on the fly" (mpega.library needed, which can be found on Aminet)
Record Tracks from CD "on the fly" mixed with tracks from harddisk
Process your audio data, fade in/out, cut or De-Crackle function
GUI supports Drag&Drop - drag some tracks from ReadCDD to Play-Win and listen...
Supports CD-ReWritables
CD+/CD-Extra support. It is possible to write audio tracks and a "hidden"
data track for CD players
"On the fly" recording of ISO images
Play audio data "on the fly" or from CD/HD
Localized (German, English and French)
Comfortable online help
Multisession, open session
Create your backups weekly and record only new files, saving CD-Recordables and
your money
Intuitive handling
CD32/CDTV support, let your own CDs boot from your CD32 or CDTV
CD_to_CD copy (DATA/Audio/XA/mixed mode)
Copy your CDs "on the fly"
Reading of ISO-Data, XA-Data, Audio-Data
Writing of mixed mode CDs (data/audio, XA/audio)
Converting audio data (LSB/MSB/AIFF/WAVE/MAUD), also "on the fly" conversion
Many recovery functions for faulty written CDR's
Very easy CD compilation
Supports ISO9660 Level1, Level2,... + RockRidge and Joliet
Records Amiga specific protection bits and file comments
BurnIt was the first CD-Recording software for the AMIGA
providing DISC-AT-ONCE (DAO) recording mode.
DAO is used for professional Audio CD recording. Now the tracks can be recorded
without having gaps between them. DAO is also used for mastering commercial CD's.
By using TAO to copy a multi track CD you will NOT get exactly the same structure
of the original - DAO makes a 100% copy of the given CD's structure.
Features of BurnIt DAO:
All features of BurnIt TAO are included in BurnIt DAO
Record CDs "on the fly" (OTF) in DAO recording mode
Record MP3 OTF in DAO (mpega.ibrary needed, which can be found on Aminet)
Master your own ISO Images in DAO, generate raw ISO images (Blocksize 2352),
PPC-Support
Since V1 of BurnIt it is possible to record oversized CD's
'Illegal' TOC recording possible
Setting of index marks
Setting of catalog identifier
Setting of the "International Standard Recording Code" ISRC
(typically used when mastering CD's for commercial disc production)
Pregaps and postgaps
Edit the cue sheet in your favorite editor or in an easy to handle gui
Scanning of indices/isrc/catalogs possible, so the full structure with all
features of any CD can be analyzed
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