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From: Mike Jones on 19 May 2010 06:28 Responding to unruh: > On 2010-05-18, Mike Jones <luck(a)dasteem.invalid> wrote: >> Responding to jens: >> >>> Hi Mike, >>> >>> On 05/18/2010 12:56 AM, Mike Jones wrote: >>>> cdrdao read-cd --fast-toc --device /dev/cd1 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>>> cdrdao write --device /dev/cd2 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>>> >>>> ...records a copy, with 2 second gaps between all tracks. Bah! >>> >>> Use the read-toc command of cdrdao to extract the toc of the cd. >>> >>> HTH, Jens >> >> >> ...and then? >> >> I've tried a few things from the man page for cdrdao, like removing the >> START field's value, removing the START field completely, fiddling with >> various values, but all I get is either a disk with forced gaps, or >> error messages. >> >> Its almost as if I've got the wrong the man page. >> >> > I just tried with the following .toc file ( created with gcdmaster) > > Track 1 has a silence after it. Track 2 which is 4 1/2 copies of one > short file has not silence after it. > Track 3 which is the second half of the repeat of copy, and a few more > There is no break on the cd between track 2 and 3. They flow into each > otehr. Now your particular cd player may insert a 2 sec silence between > the tracks but that is a problem with your player not with cdrdao. Audacious has the 2 second gap unchecked and doesn't insert on anything else. Xine doesn't do it, and mplayer doesn't do it. Its therefore cdrdao, unless I have a gremlin somewhere. I'll mess about with your toc this afternoon, see what happens. > > > CD_DA > > > // Track 1 > TRACK AUDIO > NO COPY > NO PRE_EMPHASIS > TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO > FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/pluck3.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 320 > > > // Track 2 > TRACK AUDIO > NO COPY > NO PRE_EMPHASIS > TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO > FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 20096 > > > // Track 3 > TRACK AUDIO > NO COPY > NO PRE_EMPHASIS > TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO > FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 20096 45440 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE > "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 528 -- *=( http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/ *=( For all your UK news needs.
From: Mike Jones on 19 May 2010 08:34 Responding to Mike Jones: > I'll mess about with your toc this afternoon, see what happens. > > > >> >> CD_DA >> >> >> // Track 1 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/pluck3.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 320 >> >> >> // Track 2 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 20096 >> >> >> // Track 3 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 20096 45440 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 528 Quick question. Did you just generate this, or did you burn a disk and check it actually works? -- *=( http://www.thedailymash.co.uk/ *=( For all your UK news needs.
From: jens on 19 May 2010 16:55 Hi Mike, >Responding to jens: >> Hi Mike, >> On 05/18/2010 12:56 AM, Mike Jones wrote: >>> cdrdao read-cd --fast-toc --device /dev/cd1 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>> cdrdao write --device /dev/cd2 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>> ...records a copy, with 2 second gaps between all tracks. Bah! >> Use the read-toc command of cdrdao to extract the toc of the cd. >> HTH, Jens >...and then? RTFM! > I've tried a few things from the man page for cdrdao, like removing the > START field's value, removing the START field completely, fiddling with > various values, but all I get is either a disk with forced gaps, or error > messages. You don't need to manually fiddle with any value in the toc file. The read-toc command does that for you. I haven't copied music cds in a while, but I used to do it the following way: cdparanoia -d $READ_DEVICE 1- data.wav cdrdao read-toc --device $READ_DEVICE $TOCFILE cdrdao read-cddb $TOCFILE cdrdao write --device $WRITE_DEVICE $TOCFILE I don't know if cdparanoia still exists, you can probably also use cdda2wav or cdrdao for reading data.wav instead. Jens XP to alt.os.linux
From: unruh on 19 May 2010 18:13 On 2010-05-19, Mike Jones <luck(a)dasteem.invalid> wrote: > Responding to unruh: > >> On 2010-05-18, Mike Jones <luck(a)dasteem.invalid> wrote: >>> Responding to jens: >>> >>>> Hi Mike, >>>> >>>> On 05/18/2010 12:56 AM, Mike Jones wrote: >>>>> cdrdao read-cd --fast-toc --device /dev/cd1 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>>>> cdrdao write --device /dev/cd2 --datafile cd.bin cd.toc >>>>> >>>>> ...records a copy, with 2 second gaps between all tracks. Bah! >>>> >>>> Use the read-toc command of cdrdao to extract the toc of the cd. >>>> >>>> HTH, Jens >>> >>> >>> ...and then? >>> >>> I've tried a few things from the man page for cdrdao, like removing the >>> START field's value, removing the START field completely, fiddling with >>> various values, but all I get is either a disk with forced gaps, or >>> error messages. >>> >>> Its almost as if I've got the wrong the man page. >>> >>> >> I just tried with the following .toc file ( created with gcdmaster) >> >> Track 1 has a silence after it. Track 2 which is 4 1/2 copies of one >> short file has not silence after it. >> Track 3 which is the second half of the repeat of copy, and a few more >> There is no break on the cd between track 2 and 3. They flow into each >> otehr. Now your particular cd player may insert a 2 sec silence between >> the tracks but that is a problem with your player not with cdrdao. > > > Audacious has the 2 second gap unchecked and doesn't insert on anything > else. Xine doesn't do it, and mplayer doesn't do it. > > Its therefore cdrdao, unless I have a gremlin somewhere. No. gcdmaster uses cdrdao to write . The toc file is what cdrdao uses to twrite the disk. I said that I write the CD with cdrdao. You have refused to post your .toc file here so we can look at it. I think you have now gotten as much information from us as you are ever going to get. > > > I'll mess about with your toc this afternoon, see what happens. What is your toc file? DO NOT use tao mode. Use dao mode. > >> >> >> CD_DA >> >> >> // Track 1 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/pluck3.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 320 >> >> >> // Track 2 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 20096 >> >> >> // Track 3 >> TRACK AUDIO >> NO COPY >> NO PRE_EMPHASIS >> TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO >> FILE "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 20096 45440 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 FILE >> "/local/home/unruh/pluck/p1.wav" 0 65536 SILENCE 528 > > > > >
From: unruh on 19 May 2010 18:15
On 2010-05-19, Mike Jones <luck(a)dasteem.invalid> wrote: > > > Quick question. Did you just generate this, or did you burn a disk and > check it actually works? > I burned a CD. It was a very quick toc file I whipped up just to test things, so it is many repeats of a short 30 sec file. |