On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 12:22:38PM -0700, William Ferrell wrote:
> On 11/9/05, Jay R. Ashworth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 09, 2005 at 10:56:11AM -0700, William Ferrell wrote:
> > Yay! Let me know when it's populated; I added support for
> archives
> > this morning. The disc I burned with it last night worked
> correctly on
> > a standalone CD+G player, so the tool is confirmed working.
> No, it's not. :-)
> When it's played successfully on 4 or 5 different brands of
> players,
> *then* it's confirmed.
> Do you know why Sonic Solutions' professional DVD authoring
> software
> costs $30k+?
> It's that room. You know, the one with the 400 different consumer
> DVD
> players that they test new versions against before they release
> them?
>
> *sigh* Repetition is fun.
<flinch>
> Again: this is *not* an authoring app. This is an *imaging* app; it
> takes existing, already-working CDG data and matching audio, and
> prepares a redbook audio compliant image with R-W subchannel data
> compliant with the CD+G extensions to redbook. The image can be passed
> to cdrdao to produce a disc suitable for playback on standalone
> equipment.
Um, "yeah, you're right".
> While it has "only" been tested on a single brand of standalone CD+G
> player, it can be further demonstrated to be working properly by
> passing its output to cdgtools' cdgrip.py or any available Windows
> CD+G ripper/encoder -- such tools correctly extract the data as if it
> had been ripped from a real disc. Taking the testing further, a disc
> burned with an image made by this tool can be ripped by any CD+G
> ripping app (on Windows or Unix) to produce working, glitch-free
> results.
Sure.
Sorry.
Long week on the road.
> Given the age (old) and temperament (picky; glitches even on most
> real, pressed (non-burned) discs) of the player available to me for
> testing, and its behavior towards the disc I burned last night, I'm
> confident in the compliance of the images this tool produces.
> This is now essentially a replacement for the "MP3+G Toolz" suite by
> ActiveASP Software (their software is written for .NET, naturally
> Windows-only).
Spiffy cool. :-)
Cheers,
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