Subject: [linux-audio-user] Re: Audio CD track marks
From: Robert Epprecht (epprecht_AT_solnet.ch)
Date: Sat Jun 05 2004 - 20:51:31 EEST
wes schreiner <wes_AT_infosink.com> writes:
> Robert Epprecht wrote:
>
>>I have a long .wav file which I want to burn on CD. I want to set some
>>marks so that one can jump to certain points in the file during playback.
>>Something like a live recording with different pieces of music. I do not
>>want these 'track marks' to be audible (no pause between the numbers).
> Gcdmaster will let you do this easily. It give you a GUI for building
> a toc (Table of Contents) file. In turn, the toc file and your wav
> file are fed to cdrdao to burn the CD.
Thank you, I'm reading man cdrdao now ;-)
(I had always misinterpreted 'cdrdao' as cd-READ-at-once and didn't
realize that it can *write* cd's too...)
Robert
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