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Use small toolbar
Check this to save vertical screen real estate on the toolbar. (It shrinks the toolbar.)
Play sound when CD is finished.
Check this if you want to hear a sound play when a burn succeeds or fails. The sounds are stored in the CD Burner directory. You can replace these sounds with your own sounds. The success sound is called "success.wav" and the burn fail sound is called "failure.wav"
Create log file
A log file will be created during operation of the software so that errors or program defects can be tracked. If you feel you have found a bug or are having technical problems, please send us your ‘cdburner-log.txt’ file located in your CD Burner directory.
Only convert to wav if absolutely necessary
CD Burner will convert certain mp3s to wav if they require normalization or silence removal depending on your settings. If you are low on disk-space or want to burn cds as fast as possible, check this option.
The software will only convert any mp3s that do not decode to CD quality naturally. Usually lower bit-rate mp3s fall into this category, such as 32 kbps mp3s or mono mp3s.
However, If the song has to be converted, the normalization and auto-trim settings will be used.
