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WHY ARE THERE NO TRACK/CHAPTER SETTINGS FOR MAKING A CD?

and dont understand its reasoning...
It is the same reasoning that has people build audio systems where the components are chosen for excellence rather than going down to Best Buy and purchasing an all-in-one-theater-sound-sytem-in-a-box.
Compromises are made in each case. In the case of the components, you are rewarded with a superior sound at the cost of your time and effort to build the system. The nice thing is it allows you to upgrade individual elements as your resources and desires permit.
In the case of the all-in-one, you gain connivence at the cost of excellence. You generally throw the whole thing out when you upgrade.
And, please stop spouting nonsense about how expensive FCP is. $999 for a fully featured collection of software is a bargain. If this seems too costly for you, time to find another hobby.
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HI,
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$$ begin of global - insert your declaration only below this line -
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Hi,
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