David E. Fox wrote:
On Sat, 22 May 2004 19:14:28 -0500
"Mikkel L. Ellertson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
format. I have found a Windows program that will create them, but I
would like to know how to make them using Linux software.
Which portable? I think you may find that "mp3 cd format" is just an
iso9660 with a bunch of mp3 files stored. See my other post. If by any
chance you've got a Sony player, I've been happily making and playing
mp3 disks for it for nearly a year.
I don't have it handy, so I can not give you the brand right now. I am
not sure what the difference is in the format, because it does look like
a standare data CD if you look at it in the computer, but there is
something different in the headers because a data CD set up the same
way, but burned with a normal burning program does not work. Both
formats will work in the car. The CD player has no problem with the
MP3s being in directorys - it treats each directory as an album, and
will let you skip to the nex one, repeat just the directory you are in,
do randum play of the entire CD, ect. I have dumped the headers using
dd, but I have not figured out the format. I remember reading something
about support for the MP3 format being on the TODO list, but I do not
remember if it was a mkisofs or cdrecord WEB page. It was last fall
that I ran accross it, and I could not find it when I went looking.
Mikkel
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