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Peter asked:
> >Question #1: Is there a utility I can run that will identify the format
> >of these WAV data CDs that were burned on the Mac? Knowing the format
> >would help in determining a workaround.
Steven Levine replied:
> I don't of anything specific designed to do this. It's possible that
> cdrecords's -inq command will provide some info. Also, there's several
> grabbers at Hobbes:
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> os2/apps/mmedia/cd/grabber
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> One of these, possibly Leech, might help.
Failing that, and if the updated drivers don't make a difference, I'd take some
of these cd's to someone (suitably equipped* -- which isn't me) who is running
W2K or XP. If their system can't i.d. these for you out of the box, I'm sure there
must be various util.s * available for those OSes that can.
Jordan
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