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Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Hi,

I have two cuesheets from EAC (single WAV) for two CD's which will fit on one, so I'd like to burn both on one CD. Usually, I use Burrrn, which is the only tool I know that does it, but for this one, it failed twice in the middle of the process.

Does anybody know any other tool which can burn multiple cuesheet images, or will merge two cuesheets into one (that requires calculating the offset of the tracks of the second cuesheet based on the first)?

I'd expect foobar2000 with the Audio CD Writer component to do it, but it never worked with me ("Audio CD burning process failed: Unsupported recorder mode (0xC0AA0208)").

Thanks!

Raph

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #1 –
:-)


EAC will do it but you have to merge the cue sheets into one with a text editor changing the track numbers in the second cue sheet so they are sequential* and any file references so they point to the location of the image audio files involved.

* sequential relative to the last track number in the previous cue sheet

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #2 –
Quote from: mrgou on
. . . merge two cuesheets into one (that requires calculating the offset of the tracks of the second cuesheet based on the first
After merging with a text editor (as alondon's post above suggested before being . . . edited), you'll have to offset not track INDEXes (which are relative to the file referenced, not the absolute position on the CD) but TRACK numbers.

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #3 –
Quote from: dv1989 on
After merging with a text editor (as alondon's post above suggested before being . . . edited), you'll have to offset not track INDEXes (which are relative to the file referenced, not the absolute position on the CD) but TRACK numbers.


OK, so I can have the first track index position in the second cuesheet start at 0? I thought it would need to start at the position the first one ends.

Thanks guys!

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #4 –
Yes. My post means that any INDEXes in the cuesheet are taken as references to that time position in the current file (i.e. most recent FILE line), not on the CD as a whole. If you reference a new file, it will be written directly after the end of the first.

For example, your first file is 50 min long. You then reference a new file:
Code: [Select]
FILE "Part2.wav"
TRACK 11 AUDIO
INDEX 01 00:00:00
Track 11 is written beginning at 50 min on the CD, because that's how much time is elapsed--but using the audio data from the very beginning of Part 2.wav onwards.

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #5 –
Quote from: dv1989 on
Yes. My post means that any INDEXes in the cuesheet are taken as references to that time position in the current file (i.e. most recent FILE line), not on the CD as a whole.

OK, I always understood it referenced the entire CD layout. I learned something! 

Thanks!

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #6 –
use foobar2000 to merge the 2 cuesheets (add both to playlist, select them, and use the converter to make a single image file with cuesheet). you can use wav, as it will be PCM on the audio CD anyway.

use imgburn to burn the cuesheet. or foobar2000. or whatever that supports it.
 

Burn Multiple Cuesheets

Reply #7 –
Quote from: viktor on
use foobar2000 to merge the 2 cuesheets (add both to playlist, select them, and use the converter to make a single image file with cuesheet). you can use wav, as it will be PCM on the audio CD anyway.

Why should the OP take the extra trouble of writing a single-file image so that it can be burned with a program that he doesn't use, especially when he's already been given a working solution?