Now we all know that we can retrieve track information for a given CD by using the CDDB services provided on the internet.
Providing the CD in question is in the database.

However I downloaded some real old Dutch 78 RPM records from a site in Holland. They were delivered as streaming audio and I captured and recorded them with Cool Edit Pro.

No problem.

However when I made a copy of this CD to give to my brother, I used Nero's CD copier to make an extra copy.

Now hier is the interesting part. Nero retrieved the title and duration of each and every track and displayed them on the screen while burning the tracks.

Now for the question of the decade:

If Nero can find the titles of these tracks. which are only listed on the CD as Track 1.cda Track 2.cda etc. while burning a copy. WHERE IS THE SOFTWARE PROGRAM, THAT WILL LET ME DO THE SAME FOR PRINTING CD LABELS AND JEWEL CASE COVERS ??

HOW COME WE NEED CDDB AT ALL ? SEEING THE INFORMATION IS RECORDED ON THE CD ANYWAY ???

HAS ANY ONE EVER LOOKED INTO THIS ????