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Posted 04 December 2007 - 03:14 PM
Has anyone encountered an issue where they're creating a cda and the track name changes from "this is the title of my track".wav or .mp3 to track01.cda?
I right-clicked on the track and checked the track title field ( which is the same as the cd text ) and it shows the name I'm wanting to use.
Appreciate any assistance or insight provided.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 03:41 PM
QUOTE (mdinsua @ Dec 4 2007, 05:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Has anyone encountered an issue where they're creating a cda and the track name changes from "this is the title of my track".wav or .mp3 to track01.cda?
I right-clicked on the track and checked the track title field ( which is the same as the cd text ) and it shows the name I'm wanting to use.
Appreciate any assistance or insight provided.
I right-clicked on the track and checked the track title field ( which is the same as the cd text ) and it shows the name I'm wanting to use.
Appreciate any assistance or insight provided.
That is the standard. Look at any music CD that you purchase, and you will see the same thing.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 08:25 PM
QUOTE (mdinsua @ Dec 4 2007, 03:14 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Has anyone encountered an issue where they're creating a cda and the track name changes from "this is the title of my track".wav or .mp3 to track01.cda?
I right-clicked on the track and checked the track title field ( which is the same as the cd text ) and it shows the name I'm wanting to use.
Appreciate any assistance or insight provided.
I right-clicked on the track and checked the track title field ( which is the same as the cd text ) and it shows the name I'm wanting to use.
Appreciate any assistance or insight provided.
It depends what you're using to view the CD you've made. Not many players actually handle CD-Text, which is IMHO a great pity. Even Windows Media Player won't read it.
If you have written the CD with a Roxio program, in DAO mode, with a writer which can handle CD-Text, and CD-Text turned on [in the earlier versions] then the text will have been written to the CD. To view it you need a player which handles CD-Text.
A handy, small, FREE player which will display CD-Text is the HACP player. You can find it all over the 'net, but here's a handy download link click here
Alternatively, Terry (tbrewst) found a neat plug-in for Windows Media Player 10 and 11 which will show CD-Text. It's downloadable (free) here.
Hope this helps.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 08:30 PM
QUOTE (Brendon @ Dec 5 2007, 12:25 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
It depends what you're using to view the CD you've made. Not many players actually handle CD-Text, which is IMHO a great pity. Even Windows Media Player won't read it.
If you have written the CD with a Roxio program, in DAO mode, with a writer which can handle CD-Text, and CD-Text turned on [in the earlier versions] then the text will have been written to the CD. To view it you need a player which handles CD-Text.
A handy, small, FREE player which will display CD-Text is the HACP player. You can find it all over the 'net, but here's a handy download link click here
Alternatively, Terry (tbrewst) found a neat plug-in for Windows Media Player 10 and 11 which will show CD-Text. It's downloadable (free) here.
Hope this helps.
Brendon
If you have written the CD with a Roxio program, in DAO mode, with a writer which can handle CD-Text, and CD-Text turned on [in the earlier versions] then the text will have been written to the CD. To view it you need a player which handles CD-Text.
A handy, small, FREE player which will display CD-Text is the HACP player. You can find it all over the 'net, but here's a handy download link click here
Alternatively, Terry (tbrewst) found a neat plug-in for Windows Media Player 10 and 11 which will show CD-Text. It's downloadable (free) here.
Hope this helps.
Brendon
Brendon,
I don't think the OP is referring to the CD-Text but to the file names that appear on the audio CD after burning. I think he is talking about the file name changing from "xxx.wav" on the hard drive to "track01.cda" on the CD.
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 09:10 PM
Hi Walt,
Is he not asking why he can't see the names he has assigned, appearing on the CD instead of track01.cda etc? That's the question I answered.
If you look at an audio CD with players or programs which don't handle CD-Text, then the tracks on the audio CD are represented as .CDA pseudo-files, which is what he is seeing?
There are no actual files on the audio CD, but programs which can't read CD-Text show the audio tracks as if they were .CDA "files".
If he looks at the CD with a player which will read CD-Text, then he will see the names of the tracks, and not .CDA pseudo-files.
Regards,
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Is he not asking why he can't see the names he has assigned, appearing on the CD instead of track01.cda etc? That's the question I answered.
If you look at an audio CD with players or programs which don't handle CD-Text, then the tracks on the audio CD are represented as .CDA pseudo-files, which is what he is seeing?
There are no actual files on the audio CD, but programs which can't read CD-Text show the audio tracks as if they were .CDA "files".
If he looks at the CD with a player which will read CD-Text, then he will see the names of the tracks, and not .CDA pseudo-files.
Regards,
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 09:22 PM
QUOTE (Brendon @ Dec 5 2007, 01:10 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Hi Walt,
Is he not asking why he can't see the names he has assigned, appearing on the CD instead of track01.cda etc? That's the question I answered.
If you look at an audio CD with players or programs which don't handle CD-Text, then the tracks on the audio CD are represented as .CDA pseudo-files, which is what he is seeing?
There are no actual files on the audio CD, but programs which can't read CD-Text show the audio tracks as if they were .CDA "files".
If he looks at the CD with a player which will read CD-Text, then he will see the names of the tracks, and not .CDA pseudo-files.
Regards,
Brendon
Is he not asking why he can't see the names he has assigned, appearing on the CD instead of track01.cda etc? That's the question I answered.
If you look at an audio CD with players or programs which don't handle CD-Text, then the tracks on the audio CD are represented as .CDA pseudo-files, which is what he is seeing?
There are no actual files on the audio CD, but programs which can't read CD-Text show the audio tracks as if they were .CDA "files".
If he looks at the CD with a player which will read CD-Text, then he will see the names of the tracks, and not .CDA pseudo-files.
Regards,
Brendon
I assumed he is looking at the CD using Windows Explorer and not a player since he says he right clicked on a xxx.cda track. I think Bruce also interpreted the post the way I did
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 09:31 PM
Well, he has both the short answer and the technical answer now, so he can take whichever answer is satisfactory.
That's the great thing about these forums, isn't it.
Cheers Walt,
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That's the great thing about these forums, isn't it.
Cheers Walt,
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Posted 04 December 2007 - 09:34 PM
QUOTE (Brendon @ Dec 5 2007, 01:31 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Well, he has both the short answer and the technical answer now, so he can take whichever answer is satisfactory.
That's the great thing about these forums, isn't it.
Cheers Walt,
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That's the great thing about these forums, isn't it.
Cheers Walt,
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