Messages in this thread |  | | Date | Sun, 19 Jan 1997 00:19:43 -0800 | Subject | Re: Writing to CDR drive... | From | Kambiz Aghaiepour <> |
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Thanks to everyone who replied. My problem was pilot error. As many people pointed out, I was not using the /dev/sga device. I was trying to write to my CDR drive using /dev/scd0. Conversely, I could not mount using /dev/sga. But in fact, I was able to cut audio CDs with no problem. (My brother is starting to produce his own music and we needed a way of making CDs).
One last question. When making audio CDs, is it possible to take out the 1 second "space" between tracks? I was trying to duplicate a CD of a live concert on which there are twelve tracks but that they flow one right into the other. (There is clapping and cheers from the audience that goes from one track right into the next). In my copy, there is a break of 1 second silence which is sort of distuptive to the flow of the CD. Any thoughts?
Thanks again.
Kambiz
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