Hoster will not load last track

[Fay's]

Thanks for your help that will work, now how can I add the one track to the same book ID I use on the other tracks of that disk?

[CochrellGary]

Just load your new cdg into hoster. Go to the import tab and select the Multisession cdg you previously loaded. It will show that 14 tracks have been entered. Just select the 15th track on the new cdg and import., whala.

Gary

[Fay's]

Gary , I understand what you are telling me, do not think I stated what I wanted to know right. I imported the 14 tracks that I need to the hoster, I wanted to import the 15th track that I copy to a CD into the Hoster with the same bookID, because I all ready have 20 sond books made with the 15 Track with that BookID. Like I have all 15 track in the book under 129-1 to 15 with the song names.. I was wnat to get out of making 20 more books ,, just spend $102 on making them

[CochrellGary]

If you have a copy of the original cdg, made by Microstudio with all 15 tracks, then you should be able to import the 15th track from the new copy. Since Hoster could not read in the 15th track from the original cdg the display in the import list should show track 15 as not loaded. Load your new cdg into your cd reader with Hoster up and running, and 14 tracks will show imported. The 15th track will indicate that the track has not been read in. Just check (click) track 15 and click on "Import Selected Tracks". Track 15 will read into hoster with the same ID number as the other 14 tracks.

Am I making any sence

Gary

[Nitecat]

Isn't there a way to do this without putting all 15 tracks on a new CD (using Microstudio) when only the 15th track is really needed?? I thought you could do a CD that was full of 15th tracks needed from several CDs, then load them into Hoster. Now in reading the posts below I assume that will give me problems trying to get them each on the correct book ID. CDs with that track 15 problem are certainly annoying. Any more advice?

[S. Parks]

The CD full of 15th track method will work, however, you'll just have to lable it, give it it's own ID number, then import into Hoster. It is a lot less work than the other method of recovering the track, and then making a compilation of all tracks in Microstudio then import.

[mikedomi]

you can do it the way parks said but why would you

do it the way gary said you should have a back up anyway
and it does not take long at all to do it garys way
once you do a few
this way you have a clean copy of all your disc
and if you have to reimport for some reason you have the clean copy to use