[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >From: Fernan Aguero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>
> >I have ripped two audio CDs, using cdrdao and now I have two
> >tocfiles and two 'data.bin' files in my hard disk.
> >Now I want to burn just one CD, because the combined length of
> >both discs is < 74 min. Is this possible or should i better rip
> >every track into its own file and then write them as
> >track-at-once?
>
> Better rip each track into a separate file (as suggested with cdrecord)
> and write them in DAO mode using cdrecord.
It seems to me that this is unnecessarily complex and slow.
You can do it quite easily by doing a "cdrdao read-toc" on each disc
to construct a TOC/index file which corresponds to the .BIN you
ripped, and then combine the two .TOC files into one (a text editor,
or a simple use of "cat" will do the trick), and then do a
"cdrdao write combined.toc".
This trick works just fine, and as long as you do a full read-toc
(which scans the disc for index marks) it will preserve any index
markers within the original data.
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