Hello

Whenever i try to burn my mix , The CD burns , However the audio is not on all tracks.

Example

Tracks 1-6 play perfectly , But tracks 7-16 are just silence , However the track names , Track time and size are there for all off them.



Thanks

Nani

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Did You ever get an answer to this problem? Im having the exact same issue. It seems to occur at around the same time frame no matter how I export the playlist. If I do it in one continuous file it drops out at about 9 minutes 25 seconds and the rest of the file is silent. If I do it by breaking them into tracks all the tracks after 9 minutes are there but silent. Ive played with the settings to death and cant figure it out. Somebody Please help with this.

Much <3

You need to contact MM Technical Support for this issue ... many posts have been made on this issue, and it is not one that other users can sort out for you.

Use the appropriate link on THIS PAGE and have your license info handy.

I'm having the SAME problem! I posted a message about not being able to export to MP3 anything longer that 6:02. The total playlist time shows up on the MP3 (18 minutes for example) but there is no audio. Since I need these mixes TOMORROW, I decided to burn a DVD. Guess what, the SAME problem! No audio after 6-minutes and two-seconds. I'm screwed. The only way to burn these mixes is to run my audio out into my mixer and then line match into my other PC and record them there.

Hey Tab,

Be sure to update us after you contact tech support.

Are you sure there is nothing screwed up with the outro of track 6??

Try deleting track 6 and re-add it. You can also try track 7. I had a problem when i was missing the last few tracks on a mix and i figured i must have clicked and dragged in error causing an outro to be extended for the rest of the mix. It would playback from MM but not burn properly.

na still no answer

look i made another one stops at 14

perhaps the issue isn't with mixmeister... it could be your burner/pc. are you familiar with buffer underrun? it's probably one of the forgotten causes of failed cd burns. basically you will see buffer underrun when your pc's preburn buffer cannot stay at it's capacity long enough to keep up with your burn speed. you could look at more memory... but who wants to spend more money? a safe practice whenever burning a cd, especially within a resource hog like mm (or so i've read), is to not have any other processes running that could cause a hiccup during the burn. one thing you do not want is another application choking your hard drive or gobbling up all the memory while you are trying to burn a cd. another easy step would be to lower your burn speed. for me, well i always close all apps except mm, choose the lowest burn speed, click burn and walk away.

hope that helps.

I can't use the Mixeister burn engine at all...I use Nero.
Trying burning your cd at slowest speed.
If that does not work...trying using another burn program...lots of free ones out there...and burn at slow speed.
The idea of slow speed gives your burner time to retrieve info to burn...and should eliminate buffer underuns.