You may have one large audio sound track, perhaps you recorded some old copyright free vinyl records, you played the original and now have one large recording 60 min long music file. You can use Nero to split up the large track into separate single tracks, which will then work as normal on a CD player.

In this example I have taken a single audio track of 2:37.03 long, this is just to show you the function, your audio track maybe 59:30:10 seconds long, a full CD!

Start Nero and select Audio CD, pickup your large audio file and drop it into Nero's window. This can be any of the audio file types, from cda, aif, aiff, wma, vqf, AAC MP4, MP3 or WAV. Naturally Nero should have the necessary plug-ins to support all those formats.

Next highlight the track and right click and select properties, or just double click it.

Select Indexes, Limits, Split from its menu

Click your left mouse button on the wave form at the place you want the first split, you can press play to find out exactly where you are. You can also delete any silence you find between tracks, now click the Split button.

Click OK

Your track has now been split into two

Naturally you will want to split any 60 min long tracks at the start of each new song, just mark each section and click the split button, when you have finished click OK

Finish off by renaming the tracks, (Double click each, and change name) this is for CD players that support CD TEXT

That's it, now just click burn to make your music disk.