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Sebastian Mares
Hello!

Can anyone tell me how to create a CD with the following layout using Exact Audio Copy:

Number of tracks: 1

Pregap: "Out Of Control.wav", 1 minute long
Track 1: "Pink Noise.wav", 60 minutes long

I want to use this layout for some tests.

Regards,
Sebastian
Synthetic Soul
Would it be:

CODE
FILE "Out Of Control.wav" WAVE
 TRACK 01 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 00:00:00
FILE "Pink Noise.wav" WAVE
   INDEX 01 00:00:00

This may be of some use.

Edit: Sorry, to clarify: create a cuesheet as above, put the cuesheet in the same folder as the WAVE files, and then load the cuesheet either into EAC or burrrn (which also accepts non-compliant cuesheets).

I know you're a clued up guy so I'm probably teaching you to suck eggs, but i thought my original post was a little cryptic. smile.gif
Sebastian Mares
Thanks, it worked with EAC's internal engine. CDRDAO failed to write the CD as expected. smile.gif
Synthetic Soul
Ah, I wondered what you were up to. smile.gif

That's quite interesting actually.

So, EAC will create non-complaint cuesheets, but won't burn them when CDRDAO is used.

Another plus for burrrn I suppose.

Strange that burrrn using CDRDAO will accept non-complaint cuesheets, but EAC using CDRDAO fails. Something that André could fix quite easily I suppose. It may be worth you raising it at the EAC forum, if you would.
precisionist
Shouldn't it be
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Jul 5 2005, 10:20 PM)
CODE
FILE "Out Of Control.wav" WAVE
 TRACK 01 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 00:00:00
FILE "Pink Noise.wav" WAVE
   INDEX 01 00:01:00

*


?
Synthetic Soul
The timing refers to the point in the source WAVE file, not the resulting CD.

I was also a little confused, but I used the wiki page I reference as my... err... reference.

I guess the fact that it works confirms this.

Edit: I assume you meant 01:00:00 ?
precisionist
QUOTE(Synthetic Soul @ Jul 7 2005, 04:32 PM)
Edit:  I assume you meant 01:00:00 ?
*


Damn, yes. Time format is mm:ss:ff.
Synthetic Soul
I know you know your stuff enough for that to be a typo, and not misunderstanding. smile.gif

I just needed to clarify that we were talking about the same thing.
blue57
Sorry to bump an old thread, but I have been given some cheapo cd's, so I was testing this trick out.

I used Burrrn 1.14 beta 1, and it didn't work.
The first time, it had just decoded all the songs then gave me a blue screen and I had to restart. So I used the leftover temporary wav's next time around. Anyway, it burnt this time, but track 4 had an error and couldnt write anymore.

Anyway, I guess the write error wouldn't have any influence on the first tracks, so I put the cd back in the drive and track 1 played "Danger Mouse" - the one I meant to hide. Solo Trip showed up as track 2. I saw no negative track times on either.


Here is part of the Cue I used.

CODE
FILE "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\burrrn_temp\Danger Mouse.wav" WAVE
 TRACK 01 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 00:00:00
FILE "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\burrrn_temp\05 Solo Trip.wav" WAVE
   INDEX 01 00:00:00



I was also trying to apply it later on the disc with the same logic.

CODE
FILE "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\burrrn_temp\Nautilus.wav" WAVE
 TRACK 08 AUDIO
   INDEX 00 00:00:00
FILE "C:\WINDOWS\TEMP\burrrn_temp\Lamb - Gorecki.wav" WAVE
   INDEX 01 00:00:00


any ideas?
Synthetic Soul
It appears this issue has now been fixed in EAC 0.9 beta 3.

QUOTE(News.rtf)
Fixed issue with “START xx:xx:xx behind or at track end” using CDRDAO
QUOTE(WhatsNew.txt)
some CUE sheets could not been written to CD-R using CDRDAO
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