Am Fre, 2001-10-12 um 14.37 schrieb 1002890268: > > On 12-Oct-01 Alexander Feigl wrote: > > Did you try to read the TOC of a data CD-ROM with cdda2wav too? It might > > sound stupid to use cdda2wav to read the TOC of a data CD-ROM, but a CD > > recording front end cannot know if there is a data CD-ROM or a CDDA > > inserted in the drive. > > > Hmm... I can't remember that. I *do* read data and audio toc with cdrecord, > that works. It would be an option to always use cdrecord to read the toc, > check the reported toc types and continue accordingly. >
It would be an options if cdrecord would not crash here when I read CDDA TOCs in my Plextor. My brother has a very similar system and has the same problems. (same CD drive but on board SCSI controller using aic7xxx driver) > > I connected both drives to the SE mode connector. And termination should > > be Ok. Everything works - from high data rate CD ripping to reading TOC > > with cdda2wav. I checked aic7xxx verbose output to check if the > > automatic terminators on the SCSI controller are correct too. 3 things > > have to come together to cause the problem : > > > > 1) I use cdrecord -toc to read the TOC > > 2) a CDDA disk is inserted in my drive > > 3) I use my Plextor PX32TS > > > > If I change any of these 3 items, it works without problems. > > > Strange. I know that I read regularly CD toc (data, audio and mixed modes) > using cdrecord on the Teac burner (56S) as well as on the Plex40. > I don't use cdda2wav for reading toc (didn't even know it will do that > without any further ripping). > You can query disk information only. This is possible. I never had problems with cdrecord / cdda2wav too - except with my Plextor drive. If you like you could try to do a cdda2wav -J -D x,y,z on your system using your Plextor drive and a CD-ROM. But please BE CAREFUL. It could hang your SCSI subsystem. If your drives are connected to SCSI too, it might hang your system completely. > Terminators are active (or the ones on a Ultra device)? Your card may use > high speed signals which have more agressive flanks then the pure UW > standard. A passive termination is probably not able to handle that. I use the terminators on my PlexWriter - which is an SCSI Ultra capable device. Is anything wrong with that? Alexander -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
