Windows 10: Playing split track cds with multiple tracks per song

I need to play a split track cd in the music only track to practice and then perform a musical play. I ripped the cd and then would get it to work with an adjustment that turns out to be on the mother board but the music is in several tracks per song and it pauses slightly before each track. If I play it directly from the cd there are no pauses but I can't use that method to get it to play only one track and can not figure out how to do it.

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I have a split track cd with multiple tracks for each song and our cd player pauses between each track.

<Original title: Ripping multi track split track cds>

I have a split track cd with multiple tracks for each song and our cd player pauses between each track. The split track cd gives us the capability of removing the voices and only playing the music for our church choir to use as our accompaniment.

I have, in the past used Itunes to join the multiple tracks into one , but we had issues with Windows 10 and Itunes so I hesitate to download it again. I know Windows media player has a way of changing the attributes of the first file to include the count
on the last file of the individual song where it will rip all the files in between into one track but I cannot find out how I did it just a few weeks ago! I just need a little direction! Thanks!

 

Windows Media Player, Burned CD's only give me "track 1, track 2, etc.


They are tracks from my wife's piano performances. In Windows Media Player, I list the songs in a certain order by name, but when I burn the CD, there are no song names, just "Track 1, Track 2, an so on. BTW, They are WAV files so they can play anywhere.

 

Split Track files play as full mix on Windows 10

I have a problem with split track files (instruments on the left channel, vocals on the right) which are playing as a full mix stereo (instruments and vocals on both left and right channels) recording on my PC. This is true whether I play them in iTunes,
Windows Media player, from CD, or a .WAV file on my local storage. This was not the case until recently (I think I accidentally created the problem changing a setting which I cannot seem to find now and change back).

I know that the files are split track, as they play as split track on a co-worker's system.

I've searched the forums and asked Cortana and can't seem to find the setting that would play these properly. Can anyone help?