Re: Re: Breaking wav's

Burner proggies are CD-burning programs in geek-speak.
 LarsS wrote:> What are "burner-proggies," Lars? I'm not up on that lingo.

huh? Sorry Alan, it's my translator again (the one responsible
for any errors I may make). I mean CDR-Writer-software like
Nero, Feurio, Adaptec, where you just choose the wav-files, set
the gab between 'em and burn ...

/LarsS dk


>   ----- Original Message -----

>   No I agree with U, the "Copy Image & Create Cue Sheet" is certainly
>   best way to copy audio-cd. But Lisa's problem was to create a cue-
>   sheet to "one long wav track"...
>   and btw, with separate tracks I find it easier to just use ordinary
>   burner-proggies, at least the wav-titles then becomes txt-cd titles....
>
>   /LarsS


>   > Am I missing something here? Why would you need to split the file into 
> separate tracks unless you were not going to burn all
>   tracks to the same CDR? A relative newbie, I"ve just started using the 
> "Copy image ..." command instead of ripping into separate
>   tracks because it's so less labor-intensive than creating a cue sheet 
> track-by-track (my Windows software mixes up the order of
>   tracks so I have to individually drag and drop tracks into a cue sheet to 
> get them in the right order. The "copy image ..."
command
>   saves me all that effort plus gets around the problem that some CDs are 
> recorded with gaps between some tracks and not
others.) --
>   Alan Reder
>
>
>   >   ----- Original Message -----
>   >   From: LarsS
>   >   To: eac-hHKSG33TihhbjbujkaE4pw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>   >   Sent: Saturday, September 21, 2002 12:37 PM
>   >   Subject: Re: [eac] Re: Breaking wav's
>   >
>   >
>   >   Lisa wrote:
>   >
>   >   > Is there an easy way to do this or must all of that typing be done
>   >   > manually?  Is there not a simple and easy way of making an index in a
>   >   > long wav file that does not create a gap?
>   >
>   >   Titles must be done manually. As for the index, either type the
>   >   times manually, or, as I prefer, use "push-a-button-proggie" to
>   >   set index while playing.
>   >   Try share-ware CDRCue http://www.dcsoft.com/products.htm
>   >   (fast to-do with the 10 sec & 1 min move forward/backward.
>   >   Will make any kind of index. And allow a somewhat easier
>   >   title-writing too....)
>   >
>   >   Otherwise file must be split in tracks, then each track will create
>   >   an index 01 when burned to cd. (Not the way to go if index 00 is
>   >   needed when songs stops (and gab with or w/o audio before next
>   >   song starts) though).
>   >   imo it's easyer to use CDRCue to make cuesheet than splitting
>   >   to individual tracks. And easier yet with expensive WaveLab...
>   >
>   >   /Lars
>   >
>   >   -----
>   >
>   >   > LarsS wrote:
>   >   > >  David wrote:
>   >   > > > Lisa wrote,
>   >   > >
>   >   > > > > ..... am uncertain how to
>   >   > > > > correctly insert new index marks to create individual tracks.  I
>   >   > > did
>   >   > > > > go into "edit cue sheet" and manually type in "INDEX 02" and the
>   >   > > > > correct times and "INDEX 03" and so on......
>   >   > >
>   >   > > > Innocent of experience with cue sheets, I still would guess that
>   >   > > maybe you
>   >   > > > should have inserted "TRACK 02" and then for each track started
>   >   > > again with
>   >   > > > INDEX 01 or INDEX 00 instead of adding more indices to track 1.
>   >   > >
>   >   > >
>   >   > > quite right, here's an example of a cue-sheet from image ("one big
>   >   > > wav"):
>   >   > >
>   >   > > PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>   >   > > TITLE "Burbank 68"
>   >   > > FILE "ftd 1.wav" WAVE
>   >   > >   TRACK 01 AUDIO
>   >   > >     TITLE "Danny Boy (instr.)"
>   >   > >     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>   >   > >     INDEX 01 00:00:00
>   >   > >   TRACK 02 AUDIO
>   >   > >     TITLE "Baby What You Want Me To Do (instr.)"
>   >   > >     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>   >   > >     INDEX 01 01:35:32
>   >   > >   TRACK 03 AUDIO
>   >   > >     TITLE "Love Me"
>   >   > >     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>   >   > >     INDEX 01 04:58:00
>   >   > > I
>   >   > > I
>   >   > > I
>   >   > > I
>   >   > >   TRACK 23 AUDIO
>   >   > >     TITLE "Let Yourself Go (instr.)"
>   >   > >     PERFORMER "Elvis Presley"
>   >   > >     INDEX 01 49:55:67
>   >   > >
>   >   > > /LarsS dk



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