Hi,
On 23-Jun-01 jochen georges wrote:
> cdrecord -v dev=0,0,0 -data brennimage.iso -audio -pad audio_01.wav
>
> i tried to burn a cd with data- and audiotracks.
>
> in general it's ok, but the cdplayer reads the data as track1 and
> produces awful sounds.
My player does too if it gts hold of a data track.
>
> i read, that the first track should be the audiotrack, and the cd should
> be in "cd Xtra" mode (not in Mode2).
>
> i tried different things but i wasn't lucky,
> so, does everyone know how to ?
I don't know what's it called as CD standard but what I do is:
first burn the audio part to CD:
cdrecord -v -audio -multi [-dao] *.wav
then find out the start adress for the second session:
cdrecord -msinfo
[gives two numbers which are argunemts for mkisofs -- see README.multi]
then do the data image:
mkisofs -r -J -C [numbers] -o Image.img /some/poth/
There is no -M [device] because I do not include any former data session.
after that burn the data as *second session*:
cdrecord -v -data [-multi] Image.img
This way the data will be on session two -- and audio CD player only read
the first session. If you burn the data track in *one go* (i.e. all in the
first session) it will be visible to the audio player and therefore noise to
torture your ears.
I couldn't burn another data session, because then I would have to place a
-M [device with old data session] and mkisofs will not understand about the
audio which comes first. I didn't try too hard so, maybe there is some more
obscure option to mkisofs to specify the session it shoul use as old data
area in multisession CD's.
HTH,
K.-H.
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