I third that!

Why?
How would you use it?
What problem will it solve?

The biggest issue against this is that most players don't support it and many burners don't support it.

A compeling reason to support it is what I am interested in.

Peter

I happen to have a burner that supports CD Text
(Yamaha 2100SZ) and my car Alpine CDA-W550 supports
CD Text. All Audio CDs I create I want to have
CD Text on. If my audio CD mastering program
does not support CD Text, I will not use it to
create Audio CDs. I am using Nero v5.5 but it
does not give me complete control over the
creation of the Audio CD like fading. I also
like to listen to all of the extracted audio before
I burn the CD. Nero does not have good preview tools
like pausing (pretty basic stuff here) without
putting the wav files in the editor.

I understand that it would be nice,but it is a feature that is not a huge demand because _most_ hardware doesn't support it.

While it may seem like a simple feature to add, it is never as easy as it sounds.

If CD-TEXT were ubiquitous then I could see the need for the support ASAP. I see it as a luxury item that most would not have use for.

I am not saying that it will or will not happen, but that considering the other demands on our products, it is just lower down on the list of priorities.

Peter

Howdy Peter,

I archive my stuff to audio CD when appropriate (often it isn't, sometimes it is) and in those sometimes scenarios I and others later open the CD in a computer-based music player to review. Musicmatch Jukebox or WMPlayer, what have you. It's just a nice thing to have the track names listed without resorting to the jewel case insert.

Considering you can name your tracks on the timeline, I was quite surprised there was no simple way to write them out with the audio.