If you have encoded for audio CD, you can burn your encoded soundfiles to CD using any program that can create an audio CD. Here, we will use the very popular program "Adaptec Easy CD Creator" as an example (see Figure 11-15).
This is the main screen. This is where you tell the program that you are making an audio CD (rather than a data CD) by selecting the tab labeled "Audio CD Layout". Next, go to the upper-left window and select the folder that contains your soundfiles. The list of soundfiles in the folder will appear in the upper-right window.
Next we will select the soundfiles to burn onto the CD (see Figure 11-16).
You select the soundfiles by dragging them from the upper-right window and dropping them into the bottom window. PLEASE NOTE: The order inwhich they appear on the list is the order in which they will play on the CD. For instance, when this CD is playing "EASY JAZZ", the CD player will be showing "02" on it's track indicator.
When you have completed your list, you are ready to burn the CD (see Figure 11-17).
Just click on the button with the big red dot, above the "Audio CD Layout" tab. This brings up the record properties dialog (see Figure 11-18).
Click on "Test and Create", and then click on "OK". Easy CD Creator will now burn the CD. When it is done, it will pop up this window (see Figure 11-19).