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<p>On an audio CD each track (except for the last) can have a post-gap.
This does not mean that K3b adds an additional gap of silence to the track. This setting simply influences the display on a Hifi audio CD player. The part of an audio track that is marked as post-gap is counted backwards.
<p>This setting is irrelevant for most users as modern CD burners can put arbitrary audio data in the post-gap when burning in DAO mode.
<p><i>In other CD-burning applications the post-gap might be called the pre-gap. The pre-gap of track 2 is the same as the post-gap of track 1.
<p><b>Changing the post-gap does not change the length of the track.</b>
<p><b>When writing in TAO writing mode (not recommended for Audio CDs) the post-gap will most likely be muted and on some burners forced to 2 seconds.</b>