Couple of Questions

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  1. Biggie, Nov 14, 2005

    Biggie macrumors newbie

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    I have created a playlist that I want to burn to a CD. In my playlist the songs overlap during the last 5 seconds (which I want), but when I go to burn the disc the only option that I see is no gap between songs. Is there away to overlap the songs to the disc. Number 2, When I playback tunes on the ipod it seems to put a pause (space) between songs. I listen to a lot of mixtapes, which is one continuous blend of songs. Is there anway to listen without the pauses. Any feedback is very appreciated - Thanks
     
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  2. igucl, Nov 14, 2005

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    As far as the playback on the iPod goes: It is my understanding that Apple does not currently offer the cross fade playback option on the iPod, as it does with iTunes. I think we all wish they did :rolleyes: So, what you experience when listening to the iPod are the pauses built into the recording.
     
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  3. mad jew, Nov 14, 2005

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    Sorry, but I don't think you can do either. iTunes will neither overlap songs on burnt disks nor play truly gapless tunes on iPods AFAIK. :(
     
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  4. NicP, Nov 15, 2005

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    The answers to all of your questions are no, use the link in my signiture to complain to apple about it :)
     
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  5. DarkNetworks, Nov 15, 2005

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    no gapless is pretty sad...
     
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  6. playaproved, Nov 15, 2005

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    I'm not sure if you are a windows user or not... but if you are then you can use a program called NERO to crossfade tracks, and it will burn them to CD that way as well. I'm a new Mac OD user (4mos.) so I haven't found a good burning program yet for the Mac.
     
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