You can rearrange or delete tracks before burning the CD.

So making a CD is not a simple procedure (insert a cd, play a record, and walk away expecting it to spit out a perfect CD).

I loaded a second CD and the second CD was successfully burned and I haven't seen that error again since

Then, after successfully burning about 15 CDs I got the "CD write failure" message

The CD's that you burn with this will, however, still have the beginning lead in and ending lead out sounds since you have to start recording before the music actually starts to get the beginning of each track

It will not let you burn a CD if there is any track in memory of less than 4 seconds in length

I spent hours teaching him how to use it, and as of today I have no idea if he was able to continue to burn CDs after I returned to my home across the country.

I got an "Error: System reset" message after trying to burn my first CD

The Turntable as a stand alone device works very well, the CD/Burning part could use some sofware tweaking, however it does as promised!

The CD's that you burn with this will, however, still have the beginning lead in and ending lead out sounds since you have to start recording before the music actually starts to get the beginning of each track

The CD turned out very good.

Getting into recording mode is easy, as is burning an audio CD when you're done

This turntable is great and extremely easy to figure out how to burn a CD.

Then once again it stopped being able to burn CDs and now the CD tray won't even open up