On Wed, Oct 25, 2000 at 11:37:24AM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>From: Torkell Tagseth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
>>On Tue, Oct 24, 2000 at 08:04:28AM -0500, Pye, Adam wrote:
>
>>> I've been trying to get CDRECORD to burn a CD made of multiple WAV files in
>>> DAO mode without any success. The WAV files were extracted "exactly" and
>>> are not "padded" to the sector size (2352 bytes) to avoid any "clicks" at
>>> the end of each track. When I try to use CDRECORD, however, it claims that
>>> it can't burn the tracks unless I "-pad" them.
>
>>cdrdao probably handles this situation. If you want to use cdrecord, you
>>can shift the track breaks forward or backward with shntool. You
>>should be able to find a link to shntool somewhere on etree.org.
>
> It is most unlikely that any program can handle breaks at odffsets that are
> not on a sector boundary.
No, but it is plausible that a program can handle files that aren't
multiples of 2352 (+header). "All" it has to do is shift the track
breaks forward or backwards, pad files with incorrect boundaries with the
beginning of the next file, then pad the last file/track with silence.
I sometimes come across the problem with incorrect track boundaries when
dealing with shorten-files. Whenever I do, I use shntool to create
wav-files with proper boundaries, then burn them with cdrecord. Works
great every time.
Torkell
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