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LP Burner is specifically designed to burn standard Audio CDs from stereo WAV files created by the companion programs LP Recorder and LP Ripper. However, it can also burn CDs using standard CD-quality 16-bit Stereo WAV files from other sources.
Features: * Simple to use - no unnecessary complicated features * Compatible with LP Recorder and LP Ripper * Knows where to find tracks recently created by LP Ripper * Tracks...
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