Audio CD - how do I get it to display name I want instead of "Track 1" ?

[Bansaw]

I am burning four WAV files to make an Audio CD.

When I burn it, and playback it says:
Track 1
Track 2
Track 3
Track 4

I want it say the name of the track, eg:
Love Song
Moonlit rose
Now She's Gone
Turnaround


How can I do that?

[Safesurfer]

CD Text http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-Text

Look into the settings in your burn software to see if it has this capability.

[hech54]

....and be prepared for much disappointment and hair loss....

[Verify]

hech54 is correct!

Also see: https://forum.videohelp.com/threads/309676-CDplayer-ini-Question?p=1911977#post1911977

for more info.

[hech54]

I must be the luckiest guy on the planet when it comes to CDText. All 3 of my older LG drives utilize CDText, I've been using Prassi Ones for YEARS(easily reads and creates CDs with CDText)....and my Volkswagen factory car stereo reads CDs with CDText.
One person...with that much success with CDTexT......what are the odds?

[Bjs]

A straight forward answer to the op's question

Audiograbber

1: Connects to the freedb for cd info and if successful will rename all tracks for inserted cd
2: In settings set options for renaming before ripping disc ... example

For my test disc all four main options results in > Tania Kernaghan - December Moon - 01 - Nine Mile Run.wav

3: Rip

Note: If these tracks are not from a cd directly then simply rename them via windows explorer and goto "4"

4: Use imgburn to burn these new tracks to cd as "file" type and disc as "data"

Done

[AlanHK]

A straight forward answer to the op's question


4: Use imgburn to burn these new tracks to cd as "file" type and disc as "data"

Done

Yes, done wrong.
That won't give you an "audio CD" as he wanted.

It will give you a data disc with 4 wave files on it.

That may look the same to some CD players, but a simple CD audio player won't be able to play it, let alone display the filenames.