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When would you expect that check? It does when you select the target file name.

Can you show a screenshot maybe?

Yep Correct. It's inside neither of those.

Maybe the CD is broken? It is necessary for audio discs to be empty before burning, maybe the disc is used or cannot be recognised otherwise. Usually CDBurnerXP will tell you about the disc not being empty before starting the burning process though.

Maybe you can tell me what it says in "details"?

Can you provide me with some screenshots maybe (like your track list, the cover options you selected and the resulting print preview)? Hard to tell what is going on otherwise.

It shouldn't look like this, will report this ad to get it fixed.

What exactly is your problem? I don't see any errors in the audio track processing dialog.

That's the usual gaps between tracks. You can disable theese in the burn options dialog (which you get right before starting the burning process).

What does the print preview of the cover look like? Are the tracks missing there as well?

Sometimes this is a caching issue. Did you check the disc contents on a different PC or after rebooting?

Yep, of course the limit is 99 tracks AND also the total track length (limited to the disc size).

Unfortunately I cannot currently change that (though I would like to).

Is t related to the name of the file? The special chars look suspicious (though CDBurnerXP shouldn't have a problem with it). If it's the content of the file, please send it to me for further analysis.

If you want to try a data disc, you can try both kinds of file systems (Disc -> file system in the menu). Usually ISO9660 is most compatible, but maybe your car player needs UDF for some reason. If you burn an audio disc, you are limited to 70--90 minutes depending on the disc you use. The MP3 file size doesn't matter.