Acoustica Mixcraft 7 - Manual (Page 212)

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 Convert To WAV First
This converts the mix to one or more WAV files on your hard drive. CD-
quality WAV files require around 8 MB for every minute of audio burned.
Therefore, a 74 minute mix will require about 650 MB of hard drive space. The
advantage to converting to WAV first is that it may help the success rate of burns
for some older CD recorders, especially if the CD writer does not have Burn
Proof.
 Create CD-TEXT
If the CD writer supports CD-TEXT, you should be able to check the CD-TEXT
box. When the CD is played on a player that supports CD-TEXT, titles and
names of each track are visible. Sony CD players often support CD-TEXT.
You can enter a CD-TEXT title for the CD's title. Track names will be derived
from CD track markers.
 Burn As One Track
This option essentially skips CD track markers created in the project and burns
the whole project as one track. If your burner is only supported in IMAPI mode
this is a good option for a seamless mix, because IMAPI mode places a two-
second gap between tracks. (The main drawback is that you can't skip to specific
tracks when playing the CD.)
 Burn All Or Selection
Choose Burn All to burn up to 80 minutes of audio, depending on the blank
CD capacity. Choose Burn Selection to burn the current selection of audio. This
can be useful if the mix goes beyond 74 or 80 minutes and you want to burn
extended sections. (Note that it simply uses the selected area to define a time
range to burn.)