Length of song when importing

I have had a problem with the song length when importing songs from a burned CD. iTunes will delete the end of the song, sometimes up to 10 seconds. This is a problem. I have searched on the site for help, but I haven't found anything helpful. Does anyone know what I can do?

It sounds like the same issue in the forum I started called "iTunes 7.6.1.9 import - last track on CD cuts 6 seconds short" On my system it is only affecting the LAST TRACK of each CD that I import.
If it only started in 7.6.1 update, then it's a bug and no solution yet (see the forum). There is apparently a workaround that was suggested to import to AIFF (which is OK!) and then convert to MP3or AAC or whatever....
Also, someone noted it's worse on fast drives, and apparently OK if you have access to really slow drives (like a 6x for example). So if you have an older drive on your system it might work better (but slower)
PLEASE report the bug so they fix it ASAP. Launch itunes ---> Help ---> provide iTunes feedbak ---> let 'em have it!
This is a pretty major bug. I'll have to re-rip several CDs and have had to stop importing until they fix it.
If it's only on CD-Rs and on different tracks, then it's a new issue, but I'd still be curious to know if it started with 7.6.1.9
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