Burn MP3 disk with correct stop time

I am trying to burn an MP3 disk with specific start and stop times. I can listen to it just fine on my computer, but the burn to MP3 options does not recognize the specific start/stop times. Any ideas?
Windows XP
Windows XP

iTunes > Preferences > Advanced > Importing > change "Import using" to mp3 encoder, and if required change the bitrate etc, in the "Setting" menu.
Now, in the main library window, select and ctrl-click on the track(s) you want to convert and you will see a "Covert selection to mp3" option.
The "Convert selection to ...." option will change depending on what format you have selected to import files as.
A warning though: AAC files converted to mp3s probably won't sound very nice!

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