What do these mean when burning a disc?

Question

As in, the difference between them.

Session at once
Disc at once
Track at once

I have always wondered and maybe someone knows?

Answer 1

session at once and disc at once are the same thing , when you use these there will be no gaps between your music tracks, with track at once ends you up with about a 2 second gaps between songs. as an example if you are doing say a Pink Floyd or maybe a classical cd where stuff (tracks) flow together you want to select disk at once (or session at once again same thing) to keep the flow; and if you are doing a regular cd or putting different tracks from different artists or albums on a cd you are going to burn then track at once is the way to go. theres alot of other way to mix too but these are the very basic

Answer 2

Those are unique phrases for the process specific to the program you are using. Consult the manual.

Answer 3

making an unique CD by copying , pasting etc

Answer 4

Copying!