(BHi , Mr. Bruno Liske
(B
(BThis is Plextor Takeshi wrote,
(B
(BAfter we analyzed your given DOS file list of the contents of subjected CD,
(Bwe assume that the name of folder( Elements of English 9) may be occurred
(Bthis problem.
(B
(BWe tested that, our PTR1 and new player ( PTN1 ) is nothing problem with
(Bsuch
(Bname of folder.
(BBut visuaid player recognized such name of folder as MP3CD instead of
(BDAISY.
(B
(B
(BSo we recommend you to re-name your folder name manually like a
(BElement_of_english_9 without blank.
(B
(BHope your problem would be solve soonest.
(B
(BBest regards
(BT.Nemoto
(B
(B
(B
(B
(B
(B
(B
(B "Andrew Hodgson"
(B
(B <[EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED](B: <[EMAIL
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(B $B7oL>(B: RE: FW: RE: Plextalk
(BRecording Software produced CD that cannot
(B 2004/06/25 02:46 be read as DAISY format on Victor reader
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(BHi,
(B
(BThat is all as it should be. I am wondering whether some routine in the
(BClassic Plus is searching for MP3 files off the root before reading
(Bdiscinfo.html? You may wish to ask Visuaide this question as I do not
(Bhave one of these players to my disposal.
(B
(BAndrew.
(B
(B> -----Original Message-----
(B> From: Bruno Liske [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Sent: 24 June 2004 18:30
(B> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Subject: FW: RE: Plextalk Recording Software produced CD that
(B> cannot be read as DAISY format on Victor reader
(B>
(B> Hi Andrew;
(B> Sorry for not responding to your message before this, but I
(B> had to take some time off from my job for a vacation. In
(B> response to your suggestion to send a DOS file list of the
(B> contents of that CD which did play on a PTR-1 in DAISY
(B> format, but only played as a MP3 CD ON TWO Victor Classic
(B> Plus machines, I did this. I looked at the file list myself,
(B> but could not find any missing files that might account for
(B> this strange behavior.Bt you may be able to notice something
(B> that I missed, so here is the list below. Thanks for your
(B> advice, and I'd appreciate any feedback on this from you or
(B> other users about this issue.
(B> Volume in drive D is ISO9660
(B> Volume Serial Number is D31C-54C8
(B>
(B> Directory of d:\
(B>
(B> discinfo.html [Elements of English 9]
(B> 1 File(s) 456 bytes
(B>
(B> Directory of d:\Elements of English 9
(B>
(B> [.] [..] Ncc.imdn ImdTxtTabl.imtt
(B> ImdPhrInfo.imph ptk000085.smil ptk000086.smil a000005.mp3
(B> ptk000087.smil ptk000088.smil a000014.mp3 a000016.mp3
(B> a000017.mp3 a000020.mp3 ptk000089.smil a000021.mp3
(B> a000023.mp3 ptk000090.smil a000045.mp3 a000046.mp3
(B> a000047.mp3 a000048.mp3 ptk000091.smil a000052.mp3
(B> a000054.mp3 ptk000092.smil a000058.mp3 ptk000093.smil
(B> a000062.mp3 a000025.mp3 a000064.mp3 ptk000094.smil
(B> ptk000095.smil ptk000096.smil ptk000097.smil ptk000098.smil
(B> a000074.mp3 a000075.mp3 a000078.mp3 a000079.mp3
(B> ptk000099.smil ptk000100.smil a000089.mp3 a000090.mp3
(B> a000092.mp3 a000093.mp3 a000098.mp3 a000100.mp3
(B> a000101.mp3 a000102.mp3 a000103.mp3 a000104.mp3
(B> a000105.mp3 a000106.mp3 a000107.mp3 a000108.mp3
(B> a000109.mp3 a000110.mp3 a000111.mp3 a000112.mp3
(B> a000113.mp3 a000114.mp3 a000115.mp3 a000116.mp3
(B> a000117.mp3 a000118.mp3 a000119.mp3 a000120.mp3
(B> a000121.mp3 a000122.mp3 a000123.mp3 a000124.mp3
(B> a000125.mp3 a000126.mp3 a000127.mp3 a000128.mp3
(B> a000130.mp3 a000131.mp3 a000132.mp3 a000133.mp3
(B> a000134.mp3 a000135.mp3 a000137.mp3 a000138.mp3
(B> a000139.mp3 a000140.mp3 a000141.mp3 a000142.mp3
(B> a000145.mp3 a000147.mp3 a000148.mp3 a000149.mp3
(B> a000150.mp3 a000151.mp3 a000153.mp3 a000154.mp3
(B> ptk000101.smil ptk000102.smil ptk000103.smil ptk000104.smil
(B> ptk000105.smil ptk000106.smil ptk000107.smil ptk000108.smil
(B> ptk000109.smil ptk000110.smil ptk000111.smil ptk000112.smil
(B> ptk000113.smil ptk000114.smil ptk000115.smil ptk000116.smil
(B> ptk000117.smil ptk000118.smil ptk000119.smil ptk000120.smil
(B> ptk000121.smil ptk000122.smil ptk000123.smil ptk000124.smil
(B> ptk000125.smil ptk000126.smil ptk000127.smil ptk000128.smil
(B> ptk000129.smil ptk000130.smil ptk000131.smil ptk000132.smil
(B> ptk000133.smil ptk000134.smil ptk000135.smil ptk000136.smil
(B> ptk000137.smil ptk000138.smil ptk000139.smil ptk000140.smil
(B> ptk000141.smil ptk000142.smil ptk000143.smil ptk000144.smil
(B> ptk000145.smil ptk000146.smil ptk000147.smil ptk000148.smil
(B> ptk000149.smil ptk000150.smil ptk000151.smil ptk000152.smil
(B> ptk000153.smil ptk000154.smil ptk000155.smil ptk000156.smil
(B> ptk000157.smil ptk000158.smil ptk000159.smil ptk000160.smil
(B> ptk000161.smil ptk000162.smil ptk000163.smil ptk000164.smil
(B> ptk000165.smil ptk000166.smil ptk000167.smil ptk000168.smil
(B> ptk000169.smil ptk000170.smil ptk000171.smil ptk000172.smil
(B> ptk000173.smil ptk000174.smil ptk000175.smil ptk000176.smil
(B> ptk000177.smil ptk000178.smil ptk000179.smil ptk000180.smil
(B> ptk000181.smil ptk000182.smil ptk000183.smil ptk000184.smil
(B> ptk000185.smil ptk000186.smil ptk000187.smil ptk000188.smil
(B> ptk000189.smil ptk000190.smil ptk000191.smil ptk000192.smil
(B> ptk000193.smil ptk000194.smil ptk000195.smil ptk000196.smil
(B> ptk000197.smil ptk000198.smil ptk000199.smil ptk000200.smil
(B> ptk000201.smil ptk000202.smil ptk000203.smil ptk000204.smil
(B> ptk000205.smil ptk000206.smil ptk000207.smil ptk000208.smil
(B> ptk000209.smil ptk000210.smil ptk000211.smil ptk000212.smil
(B> ptk000213.smil ptk000214.smil ptk000215.smil ptk000216.smil
(B> ptk000217.smil ptk000218.smil ptk000219.smil ncc.html
(B> ptk000001.smil ptk000002.smil ptk000003.smil ptk000004.smil
(B> ptk000005.smil ptk000006.smil ptk000007.smil ptk000008.smil
(B> ptk000009.smil ptk000010.smil ptk000011.smil ptk000012.smil
(B> ptk000013.smil ptk000014.smil ptk000015.smil ptk000016.smil
(B> ptk000017.smil ptk000018.smil ptk000019.smil ptk000020.smil
(B> ptk000021.smil ptk000022.smil ptk000023.smil ptk000024.smil
(B> ptk000025.smil ptk000026.smil ptk000027.smil ptk000028.smil
(B> ptk000029.smil ptk000030.smil ptk000031.smil ptk000032.smil
(B> ptk000033.smil ptk000034.smil ptk000035.smil ptk000036.smil
(B> ptk000037.smil ptk000038.smil ptk000039.smil ptk000040.smil
(B> ptk000041.smil ptk000042.smil ptk000043.smil ptk000044.smil
(B> ptk000045.smil ptk000046.smil ptk000047.smil ptk000048.smil
(B> ptk000049.smil ptk000050.smil ptk000051.smil ptk000052.smil
(B> ptk000053.smil ptk000054.smil ptk000055.smil ptk000056.smil
(B> ptk000057.smil ptk000058.smil ptk000059.smil ptk000060.smil
(B> ptk000061.smil ptk000062.smil ptk000063.smil ptk000064.smil
(B> ptk000065.smil ptk000066.smil ptk000067.smil ptk000068.smil
(B> ptk000069.smil ptk000070.smil ptk000071.smil ptk000072.smil
(B> ptk000073.smil ptk000074.smil ptk000075.smil ptk000076.smil
(B> ptk000077.smil ptk000078.smil ptk000079.smil ptk000080.smil
(B> ptk000081.smil ptk000082.smil ptk000083.smil ptk000084.smil
(B> 298 File(s) 279,612,473 bytes
(B>
(B> Total Files Listed:
(B> 299 File(s) 279,612,929 bytes
(B> 3 Dir(s) 0 bytes free
(B>
(B>
(B> -----Original Message-----
(B> From: Andrew Hodgson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Sent: May 29, 2004 4:37 AM
(B> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> Subject: RE: Plextalk Recording Software produced CD that
(B> cannot be read
(B> as DAISY format on Victor reader
(B>
(B>
(B> Hi,
(B>
(B> What files do you have on the disk? If you do a dir /w drive:\*.* /s
(B> >c:\file.txt, then copy the contents of file.txt into a
(B> reply, I may be
(B> able to help furhter on this.
(B>
(B> Andrew.
(B>
(B> > -----Original Message-----
(B> > From: Bruno Liske [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> > Sent: 29 May 2004 00:29
(B> > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
(B> > Subject: Plextalk Recording Software produced CD that cannot
(B> > be read as DAISY format on Victor reader
(B> >
(B> > Greetings, this is Bruno, and I have found a problem with my
(B> > second CD that I created with DAISY formatting using only the
(B> > PRS software. My first CD was a relatively short one, and it
(B> > worked perfectly. The second one was 14 hours long, and it
(B> > seemed to do everything well, the Build book and the CD Write
(B> > options ran just fine. When I put my new CD into the PTR-1
(B> > recorder/player, it worked, and I can use all the level
(B> > features and everything. But, when I put the same CD into
(B> > either one of two Victor reader machines, it reads the disk
(B> > by track instead of by level. No levels, pages, or any other
(B> > DAISY formats can be accessed by either of the victor
(B> > readers. Also, the first track is the very first recording
(B> > that I made on that DAISY title, and it continues
(B> > sequentially right down to the last track, which has the
(B> > latest inserted sound that I added to the title. I ran the CD
(B> > Write a second time for the larger DAISY title, but the
(B> > resulting CD was identical to the first one.
(B> >
(B> > Can someone help me to understand what may have happened, and
(B> > why, and how I can correct this problem? Any experiences like
(B> > mine may help me to find a solution. I'm using the same
(B> > computer and the same installed PRS program for both the good
(B> > and the bad CD. Thanks.
(B> >
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