I'd go back to the person who authoerd the "bad" CD.
I remember "very vaguely" that Sonic has/had a feature
there it stored all the files on a CD and you could go
back and add things and re-edit the CD CONTENT.
Possibly even if it was a CD-R. It obviously could not
be a closed or finalized CD-R.
IIRC, there is a file on the CD that explains this.
Look at all the very small files in a text editor to see if
some sort of instruction like that is there.
I did not like using this type of system and got rid of
it rather quickly... (And hence am even fuzzier than
normal about how it works...)
Rick Glazier
From: "Jerry Guritzky"
No CDA files.
Jerry.
It is normal not to see anything but a bunch of Trackxx.cda files in
Explorer. If you see something else, that could be important.
*** The files on this CD are: .vcd, .dat, .htm, .dvd, .ses
No CDA files ?
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