Hi all,
as some might remember there was a discussion about the read-ahead bug
where I pointed out that the Yellow Book (available for free as ECMA-130
from www.ecma.ch) requires a data track to contain 150 empty blocks at
the end if the next track is audio or lead-out. These 150 blocks al
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> Now I noticed that -pad in mkisofs 1.14 is documented as "Pad the end of
> the ISO9660 by 16 sectors (32kB). If the total size then is not a
> multiple of 16 sectors, the needed number of sectors is added."
Rereading the second sentence I fou
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Alex Miller
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In the man page for cdrecord the feature -v255 is referenced for cdda2wav.
This saves the user the bother of examining the cd and then specifying the
start and stop tracks.
But the cdda2wav man page only documents -v values up to 64
This raises several questions:
1) Is there a mailing list for
The media that you use may have a speed restriction that the writer will
honor. Try media that is marked as supporting the speed that you are
trying for.
Dave
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> So, I'm trying to find out why speed=16 doesn't work for my
> CRW4416S. and duh... the CRW4416S *IS* only a
I recently brought up a system with an Acer 1208A RW drive. Works great
on CR-Rs, but fails with any CD-RW (Acer, Ricoh and Imation).
Is this 'just one of those things' or is there interest in pursuing this
problem from the aspect of solving what may be a larger problem?
Since I tried various th
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