"Ah, I think I understand. Are you using 'Scan for Trackbreaks'? This only ever gives approximate results and you generally have to adjust the trackbreak markers afterwards. Likewise if you look up the track listing online."
Well this is interesting!
Firstly, thanks so much for your help (and patience, lol). Just finished another album, and had the same incident except at the end. Didn't notice until I had played on my iPod that the very last track was cut off at only 2 seconds! Well, before immediately calling for help, I looked at the recording and noticed that when I dragged the red flag to the end, it lengthened the track to it's full time! (see, I'm learning). Then I figured I had to save again, and it was fixed. Thank goodness I didn't have to record the whole record again. Wonder why this happens? As to your question from my last post, no, I didn't use "Scan for Trackbreaks," just imported the timing from the web. Is this what you mean by "adjust the trackbreak markers afterwards"/Likewise if you look up the track listing online."? I'm still trying to understand the theory behind that, and how to do it. Looks like all the music information is recorded, by sometimes it's just not heard or split up correctly? Wonder how I would know if it's incorrect outside of hearing it cuttoff?
Jeff