>From: "netslider N" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>>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.
It is most likely that your wav files are not OK.
J�rg
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