In adding CD Text, there are couple of things to note. CD Text is supported in some - not all - CD players ranging from audio decks, to standalone carousels and mini systems. Secondly, if you've burned your CD master with software like Nero or Toast, that allows you to manually associate titles and names with each track, then once you've burned your disc, it should call up the information provided the system you're playing it on supports CD Text.

Adding song info for Winamp or iTunes is a different process altogether. It's a comparable result, but meant for broader recognition. In order to add song info, you or your mastering engineer needs to submit the information to the Gracenote Music Recognition Service, formerly knows as the CDDB (Compact Disc Database). In order to do this, you must either purchase Gracenote CDDB MusicID software and license, or have it done for you by a recording or mastering engineer who owns a copy. The submission of your MusicID tags, titles, and name associated with a recording generally takes about 48-72 hours to appear in the database, however, this is still not a guarantee that the textual designation associated with your recording will appear in certain players that don't support it. (Normal cost to setup titles on your master is $125)