The play list is exactly what you say it is. It is the files you
intend to use. This does not always coincide with the PQ list. A
live concert for example will probably be just one single file but
you'll want to drop track ID's for individual songs during the
concert. This will generate one file in your play list and about 15
different events in your PQ list.

Brian Phelps wrote:
>>What is the difference between the PQ and the Play List? I
>>know that the Play List is created from the files you
>>select to burn and it seems that the PQ list is created
>>from that but why not just set the order and gaps and such
>>in one or the other? I have tried to look up info on this
>>but the definitions and explinations for the two lists are
>>either very vague or too complicated. There are even
>>options for viewing or not viewing these lists. Why would
>>you not want to show either list other than just making
>>room in the window to do something else? Are these lists a
>>standard for all or most audio burning software? Anyone
>>feel like tackling these questions?
>>
>> Thanks
>> Brian
>>
>>