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Date:	Thu, 4 Sep 2003 22:03:07 PDT7
From:	Michael Rakijas <mrakijas@oco.net >
Reply-To:	scoug-help@scoug.com
To:	scoug-help <scoug-help@scoug.com >
Subject:	SCOUG-Help: Audio/Data CD Creator (was CD-R/RW Upgrade Plans)

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** Reply to message from Butch Langel on Wed, 3 Sep 2003
14:52:50 PDT7

> Take a look at Audio/Data CD Creator for os/2. It is a great cd burning
> program and free. I have a k-6 at 330 mhz and a plextor runs fine on it using
> libranet linux.

[Aside: What's libranet linux on OS/2?]

I can't seem to get Audio/Data CD Creator (ADCDC) to work right for me. I've
only had occasion to experiment with Audio CD creation with CD record (CD Record
1.11a05 only, I can't get the new 2.0 version working yet). From a command line
in a directory with the .wav files that I want to write to CD, I issue the
following CD Record command

cdrecord speed=2 dev=6,0 -audio *.wav

(where 6,0 is where my SCSI writer is) and I get a perfect CD every time.
However, not with ADCDC. I put the same .wav files into an ADCDC Music folder
as you're supposed to. When I ask it to write, it apparently issues a CD Record
command for each .wav file individually and I get N dead windows on the screen,
one for each track and a beautiful coaster that no CD reader will read.

Is this where DAO method is required? How is it that cdrecord from the command
line will do it just fine but not from ADCDC? Where can I find a cddao
function? Can anyone help? Thanks in advance.

-Rocky

P.S. I haven't fully investigated my problem with v2.0 yet but if I issue the
above command line with v2.0, it says that too many files get opened with the
*.wav command. Is it me or problems with the new version?

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