Hi Joerg, thanks for taking the time to replay...

I have have had some problems with disks made with cdrecord (using -dao) regarding
time indexes past track 1 (example: track 2 and on don't increment the elapsed
time).  However, I have made at least one good disk.  Let me work on it and try to
figure out what I am doing wrong before I bother you with it.  It could be pilot
error (I might be doing something wrong).

Given I have been able to create a working disk using cdrecord (in dao mode), I agree
that cdrecord works and am quite excited about that.

What I wanted to know more about are the problems you apparently solved regarding the
GoldStar drives.

I have been trying to burn VCDs and the application I am using generates files
specifically for cdrdao.  But my attempts to create a disk have failed.  I am hoping
you may have already solved these problems in cdrecord.  What I would like to do is
try your fixes in the cdrdao source I have so that I could start enjoying burning
VCDs using cdrdao.

            ...again, thanks for your time, [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Thank you for your fast replay.

Joerg Schilling wrote:

> >From [EMAIL PROTECTED] Fri Feb 15 02:38:47 2002
>
> >All right Joerg, you are confusing me.  As far as I know cdrdao is a Disk At Once
> >type program.  I agree, it is probably not a Track At Once program. But isn't
> >cdrecord operating as a Disk At Once program when one uses the "-dao" option as
> >in:
>
> >cdrecord dev=6,0 -v -dao textfile=cdtext.dat -useinfo *.wav
>
> >(...an example right out of the 1.11a14 README.cdtext.)
>
> >That is, isn't cdrecord using the "-dao" option operating in the same way as
> >cdrdao?
>
> I don't understand you:
>
> There are no problems with cdredcord -dao and Goldstar.
>
> J�rg
>
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