Maybe somebody already said this, but, the simplest solution is to
get a copy from the good disc and throw out the TAO discs. Blank
cdr's aren't that expensive.
-Andrew
--- In Zappa-List@yahoogroups.com, "Christoffer Heggem"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> ..Second'ed..
>
> Trying to correct pause errors by automation won't give you
perfect
> results.
>
> I once made a safety copy of "Sheik Yerbouti", right? ..And due
to
> something I can't explain, the finished backup came out with _hard-
coded_
> extra pause IN the last seconds of each track.. The disk would
pause
> annoyingly in between each track shift.. =(
>
> As far as I can recall, there are originally, -at most, one, or
two,
> 'sub-second'-pauses on that album, as each piece should glide over
into
> the next one..
>
> My theory is, (the backup was made in 96 or 97 I think,) that
whatever
> burning-app I'd be using at the time did something to the copy, -
or-,
> perhaps, it could've been wrongly processed as a TAO-disk, I truly
don't
> know..
>
> ---
>
> På Sun, 02 Jan 2005 12:17:50 -0600, skrev Steve Marshall
> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> > This will only work if the gaps are exactly the same on all
tracks. Any
> > variations & you introduce another problem - removing too much.
The only
> > truly accurate way to remove TAO gaps is with an audio editor
(Sound
> > Forge,
> > Audition, etc)
> >
> > Steve
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