Any changes made to the settings are saved for future burning sessions. If you have more knowledge of what you would like to do select the appropriate settings. If you are unsure of which settings to choose leave them set to the default selection. ![]() You will then be prompted for the Burn Settings. You should then click on the "Burn CD" button, or select Burner->Burn CD from the menu, or press F3. Once you have a list of audio files in your desired order, place a CD-R or CD-RW in your CD Burner drive. You may re-arrange files before burning by dragging the track and dropping to the required position. The order of the files in the file list window will be the order of the tracks on the CD once it has been burnt. All tracks will be normalized when they are burnt to disc. You can normalize the volume levels of all tracks added through the Normalization pull down list, or using This Disc menu -> Normalize Level, and select a level you want. By default volume levels are not normalized. This means the volume of the tracks will be adjusted so that the loudest part of the song will be at a certain percentage of the maximum possible volume. You can normalize the volumes levels of the audio tracks added to Express Burn. This can also be accessed by pressing Ctrl+E. Using the File menu -> Edit option you can edit any audio file using the WavePad Sound Editor application also made by NCH Software. If you press the Play button when selecting multiple files, the first selected file will be played. To play a file, select the desired file and either click the "Play" button at the bottom of the main interface, or select File -> Play from the menu. If you are not already running Express Burn it will be started automatically and an icon will appear in the system tray. Similarly if you drag and drop the file onto the Express Burn desktop icon it will be added to the CD. You may also add files by dragging and dropping an audio file onto the main file list window. To remove all the files, select the option Remove All from the file menu, or press Ctrl + Delete.ĭragging and Dropping and the System Tray To select multiple files at once, press the Ctrl key and left-click on the files you want to select. Once your files have been added, if you wish to remove any of them, simply select the files and either select File ->Remove from the menu or press the Delete ket. You will need to create a Data CD for any other types. You may need to select 'All Files' to see the particular file.Īny files not of these formats will be ignored by Express Burn when creating an MP3 CD. Many come preinstalled with Windows so please try loading the file. Many other formats can also be handled but they require the installation of DirectShow codecs. Non-MP3 audio files will be re-encoded as MP3 (CBR, 192kbps) when they are added to the list. Additionally, some formats need to be decoded to be added and on slower computers this can take a minute or two. If an internet connection is not available, they can be downloaded separately from the NCH website and then installed on your PC. Some of these formats will automatically download a plugin to decode the selected format. Supported video formats (only the audio will be converted for burning): A Browser window will open and from here you can locate, view and select the following types of audio file formats: To add your audio files to the CD click the Add File(s) or Add Folder button or go to the menu item File -> Add. The original files will still be present on your computer but they have been removed from Express Burn's filelist view. Please note that if you were in a Data or Video mode and files had been added, all non audio/music files will be removed from the compilation. Additionally you can click on the New disc button on the toolbar, or use This Disc menu, Disc Type and select MP3 CD. First, select the Audio tab, and then select the MP3 CD button, or press Ctrl+J. The MP3 CD type can be selected by using the toolbar (the row of icons at the top of the main window). ![]()
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