[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Now it looks different. You are the second person in 5 years who reports to use
> this drive.
>
> It indeed may be that it uses a different audio byte oder.
>
> If your audio data has beed extracted by cdda2wav (so I may 100% believe that
> the byteorder is OK) and cdrecord does not write the expected byte order then we
>need to
> add a driver entry for this drive.
Why don't you just fix the bug with -swab, so the user can flip the
order as needed? The idea of trying to have an exception case for every
drive possible is obviously a lot of work, and really not needed. He
disabled the swap and fixed his problem, but -swab really should toggle
the byte swap flag (as opposed to set or reset it).
If you want portability you have to realize that no software can always
know the right thing to do, and the user will have information the
software doesn't. By having the flag you agree that there are times when
a swap is needed, you should let the user choose those times.
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-bill davidsen ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
"The secret to procrastination is to put things off until the
last possible moment - but no longer" -me
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