Re: xcdroast problem: I can't resolve the tracks
On Friday 09 May 2003 12:19 pm, Pigeon wrote:
> On Fri, May 09, 2003 at 11:55:09AM -0300, Marcelo Chiapparini wrote:
> > After burned my CD with musics using xcdroast, I faced with the
> > following problem: I can listen the CD in any computer, but the sound
> > player machine at home doesn't resolve the tracks! The player can play
> > the entire CD, but if you want to play a given track, the player
> > doesn't find it, it keeps finding for ever... May be the tracks are too
> > close one to another, that the machine cannot resolve them. Is
> > it possible? The CD was burned in DAO mode
> > Thanks in advance for the help!
Check your sub-code:
Does the audio player show the correct track numbers, assuming you just let
it play through? Displayed track numbers come from the Q subcode embedded
with the music. If you always see 1, all tracks were coded that way, and
will confuse the audio players which use the subcode to verify where they
are.
If you can actually select other tracks on the computer or audio players,
this means the Table of Contents contains multiple tracks, and this is
really a bad disc. DAO mode is very powerful, but lets you do
self-inconsistent things. If the Table of Contents shows only one track,
you have somehow combined all of your audio into one track before burning,
but produced a proper disc.
Players can tolerate zero second pre-gaps (the "space" between tracks) and
usually even audio within the pre-gap.
--
Rob
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