>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Davidsen)
>> >It is most likely that your wav files are not OK.
>It is most likely that the -swab option is not taking effect. If that's
>the case, you can use software to generate byte swapped wav files just
>to circumvent the limitation in cdrecord.
>If you don't want the original .wav files you could do the swapped rip,
>although that seems a kludge.
If he has correct wav files there should be no problem at all.
>In looking at the code, and the logic is most complex, there are
>different logic paths for raw mode, so if you use -raw or -doa which is
>achieved via raw, this may be involved. There is also a check to see if
>the drive reports SWAB about itself.
This is not correct. Neither RAW nor DAO need (and get) a different treatment.
>Joerg may want to comment on any of this again, his code is quite
>readable, but the logic is necessarily complex and I didn't flow chart
>it to see what could be reached in all cases. Knowing that the files are
>okay, he may be able to identify why they don't appear to get swab'd.
It is very simple: the final byte sawp is a result of exor of the
byte swap needed by the input data and the swap needed by the recorder.
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