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I agree. I mostly listen to classical music, although I also rip them but most of the time I still use cds. It seems current music players on computers never th

I agree. I mostly listen to classical music, although I also rip them but most of the time I still use cds. It seems current music players on computers never thought about creating classical music pieces playlist. I had to manually add pieces to create them with correct order or just add albums which is the same as just playing a cd. In the end, I listen to music with CD players mostly, and still insist on buy a car with CD player

kevin_thibedeau 7y ago
This is primarily the fault of later era CDs when the index marks were abandoned and small movements were separated by track breaks. Originally, Redbook audio was supposed to always have a silent pregap between tracks and indexes were for intra-track navigation. You will find this on early classical CDs. Then the problem is finding a player that supports skipping index marks.