Gavin Chester wrote:
On Thu, 2007-11-22 at 21:51 -0500, James Knott wrote:
ny CD info I've seen, comes from a CDDB database, which someone
uploaded. I don't think there's any means to store that info on the
disk. There's no reason why you couldn't create your own description
file, so that the CD player can read it.
The file you are talking about is the "ID3" tag. There are several
editor app. options for how to create your own in linux either manually
or automatically. What I'm not 100% sure about is whether the ID3
editors will work just as well for .wav files as it does for .mp3, etc
because I've not put it to the test. But, that info should give you a
start to google better than you might have up to now :-) HTH.
The CD player in KDE, (I've forgotten it's name) allows you to create
your own list and upload it to a server. While I haven't made my own
CD's from .WAV files, I believe that's supported in K3B.
So, create a CD, then make a list and check it twice! ;-)
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