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I used to have software (adaptec easy cd creator 4) that allowed me to leave the session open (not write a lead out) with track-at-once audio writing.  that software doesn't exist anymore so I was looking for a replacement for windows XP.  most current softwares i've found seem to close and finalize the disc automatically.  I am looking to have a multi-session audio disc but one single session made with separate burners. 
any suggestions?  thanks.

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I used to have software (adaptec easy cd creator 4) that allowed me to leave the session open (not write a lead out) with track-at-once audio writing.  that software doesn't exist anymore so I was looking for a replacement for windows XP.  most current softwares i've found seem to close and finalize the disc automatically.  I am looking to have a multi-session audio disc but one single session made with separate burners. 
any suggestions?  thanks.
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Nero burning rom.
www.nero.com or www.ahead.de pick your pick.

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AFAIK Nero doesn't allow to burn open audio discs, I do that with EAC.

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Reply #3 –
I think that windows media player dooesn't close the disc by default. I'm almost 100% sure.
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Reply #4 –
with Burrrn you also have the option to not close the CD.
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