>From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Davidsen)
>> >From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Bill Davidsen)
>> >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.
>>
>> That's indeed the problem, i've looked in the code and if you use .wav
>> files, the -swab just is ignored!
>Ah, ha! So it is. Pity Joerg couldn't have looked for that bug before
>telling you your WAV files were no good, your writer was broken (well it
>is, but fixing the software is easier), etc.
>Could the way to work around the bug in cdrecord be as simple as
>renaming the files and using -audio and -swab? I closed my window to the
>machine with the source, so I can't remember if the bug effects all
>-audio or only WAV.
You did not get it!
This is the first report for a byteorder problem _after_ I started to disallow
to swap anything.
Cdrecord knows about the byteorder for all drives. There is no need
to allow people to play a byteorder game.
J�rg
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