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Disc-at-once writes the entire CD in one pass, possibly writing multiple tracks. The entire burn must complete without interruption, and no further information can be added. CDDesigner is responsible to write Lead-in and Lead-out. Further releases of CDDesigner will allow to add indexes to audio tracks.
Track-at-once allows the writes to be done in multiple passes. The disadvantage of track-at-once are pauses of two seconds added between any tracks. Some audio CD players will not play the second track after the first was completed, others will play the run-in and run-out blocks between tracks, resulting in slight but annoying clicks between tracks.
Writes the Lead-in and Lead-out to a CD written track-at-once. The kind of fixation determines if any further sessions may be written to the CD. If fixation fails the CD-R will become unusable.
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