Hi, >I've just tried to write an audio cdr, without any luck. >First, i tried it without -swab, but all i get is white noise. >Then i tried it with -swab, but still white noise. >My source files are .wav (windows pcm) files generated on a win2K >system on a athlon processor. I use cdrecord 1.9 running on an Alpha >processor (could that be the problem?). I also use xcdroast, but that >can't be the problem, because the cdrecord command it generates seems >to be ok. >I though cdrecord 1.9 recognises the .wav files, so you don't have to >mess with that swab stuff?? >How can i successfully write those audio cd's? I'm still having problems with burning wav's. I've tried to rip one of those failed audio cd's, and it appears that the bytes are swapped. That's a problem as cdrecord ignores the -SWAB options with .wav files. My cdwriter is old and perhaps that's the problem. Perhaps when cdrecord ask the drive which byte order the drive needs, it get something wrong as answer. Is there a way to force byte swap, even with .WAV? ps: it is not the drive, because on windows it can write audio cd's. Thanx _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
