Jerome Tuncer <columbiatwo@xxxxxxx>, on Fri Aug 19, 2005 [09:02:00 PM] said: > Hello everyone, > > Mike's mail reminded me I have a persistent problem in K3B when burning > audio CDs. > > I want to burn CDAs with no pause between the tracks. I pop up the > "Properties" window on the tracks, sets the padding to 0 sec. which > should do the job. In fact, the burning process is OK. The CD is indeed > readable... > > However, the problem I encounter is that the CD is burnt as a two track > CD. My Walkman doesn't manage to skip to a track with a higher number > than 2. What is wrong here? > > May it be related to the fact I burn CDAs in DAO mode (I was once told: > "If you want no pause between your tracks, you'll have to burn it in DAO > mode")? Must I burn them slower than 8x (a thing my burner seems unable > to do)? > > Has anyone experienced the same problem? > Does anyone know where it can come from? > > This reminds me of another question (-: > > Is there an audio CD extractor able to rip the whole CD as a unique > track? I think there was one in Win which could even provide the .cue > file with track time indexes which was a really nice feature... That > would be great if it existed in Linux, which I don't doubt (-: > Hi; cdrdao does exactly this. actually, so can cdrecord. K3B is generally just a front end to these types of programs, but if it is not doing the right thing, then I would read up on cdrdao, which can make exact duplicates of cd's including things like 'hidden' tracks. The man pages for cdrdao and cdrecord are quite extensive. Good Luck; Paul set@xxxxxxxxx
