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IrYoKu
I have tried to obtain them with EAC and Plextools but I got the same result: n/a

I have tried with 5 CDs

It is that is not longer used or that not all cds have them? Or maybe my reader is not able to read them?
minix
QUOTE(IrYoKu @ Aug 26 2003, 08:48 PM)
I have tried to obtain them with EAC and Plextools but I got the same result: n/a

Feurio CD-Manager -> CD-ROM -> Read UPC & ISRC code
It will appear next to "playing time".

I've just tried EAC now, and ISRC codes don't appear in the cuesheet although EAC shows a window while reading ISRC blink.gif
anthrax
Have you checked to make sure the "Retrieve UPC/ISRC" option is checked inside EAC?
EAC -> Tools -> "Retrieve UPC/ISRC codes in CUE sheet generation"
sinan
I had read on this board that very few CDs have these (ISRC/UPC)
David Nordin
ISRC and UPC are two very different things.
ISRC is something unique to each track and it's mostly stuff released under larger labels that are ISRC branded.
UPC(-A) is something you call barcode on the CD, and is a 12-digit serie, and often it's an EAN(-13) code which, by name, is 13-digits. this number is either CD-release unique, or just album unique.

edit: Oh, and far from all drives support reading of UPC-A/EAN-13 or ISRC.
IrYoKu
QUOTE(anthrax @ Aug 26 2003, 10:34 PM)
Have you checked to make sure the "Retrieve UPC/ISRC" option is checked inside EAC?
EAC -> Tools -> "Retrieve UPC/ISRC codes in CUE sheet generation"

Yes, but I don't get any result

I think that my cds doesn't have these codes. I will try to find one that haves them and try to extract them ph34r.gif

And thanks for you replies happy.gif
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