I use Creative Wave to edit [& split] WAV FILES....and as noted above, ENTIRE sides A or B or BOTH of either LPS or CASsettes can be burned to individual songs on a cd easily with NERO.

and an MP3 Decoder can convert mp3s to WAV files, if desired.

and in response to the above post about recording 33 or 45 rpm records at 78 rpm or 78 at 33 rpm, --

there are programs to correct the WAV to the proper speed.

consequently, 78 rpm records can be recorded at 33 1/3 rpm and corrected to the 78 rpm speed.. a useful feature for many newer
record players that only play at 45 and 33 rpm.

tho it is not advised to try that on 78s in bad condition, i.e.
many large or deep scratches... not good for the stylus...

also, i have found that many brands of cds react differently in
many brands of players. Probably due to the QUALITY of each.

G