I can’t say enough about how great it is that Ahead has taken the steps towards supporting Linux. This is a huge acknowledgement from the longtime Windows software. However, I have tried this new software and have found one major ingredient missing or completely hidden from view. I cannot figure out how to make an Audio-CD from a group of mp3 files. Nero’s website claims:
Audio encoding and decoding done on the fly, using external utilities (mpg123, ogg123)
If someone could try this and point me to what I’m missing, I would greatly appreciate it. I can only get the Data-CD view.
The interface is very Nero 5, despite the requirement of a Nero 6.6+ (for Windows) license. Get more info here.