Naming of Tracks in Waveburner?

I thought I post this over here since I get much faster response. I am trying to name my Tracks on my CD so they show up on the finished burned CD. Is this possible? If I click on CD Text in WB it does not give me the option to name the individual Tracks. I CAN name them inside WB but that does not show up on the actual CD. Help is appreciated. Thanks.

Wolfi228 wrote:
If I click on CD Text in WB it does not give me the option to name the individual Tracks.
Did you enter the CD Text info via Select Track -> Disc Menu -> CD Track Info (command-T) and not the CD Text (Disc Options) icon?
Secondly, this thread might help:
http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?messageID=5076638&#5076638
Hope this helps.

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