One Further Question on Jam

OK, You guys helped me out last night, but I have one more question. I downloaded Jam to burn my master disk to comply with Redbook. Do I just take my mixdown GB tracks from iTunes and drag them to Jam & burn? Does this then convert the AIFF to Redbook specs? I tried it and it works, but the files still say AIFF. I tried draging a GB file into Jam, and everytime I do, Jam crashes.
Thanks (again) in advance!

Sounds like it. I've actually never dragged a name from the iTunes window, always the files themselves, but if you're getting AIFFs in the Jam window, it sounds right to me.

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