I think this would be great. I spend a lot of time writing
a CD, making a small adjustment, then writing another. It
would be nicer to "proof" it right on the computer.
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It will be great if both users can take a look at gcdmaster,
it will allow you to listen to CD images, move track marks,
cut tracks, ... last version is 1.1.5.
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Yes, but if the only reason to build those .wav or .mp3 is
to listen before burning the CD, you can just "play the cd
image" using gcdmaster, even adjust silences and track marks.
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Yes, but gcdmaster makes a terrible cd player. I just
finished a project using gcdmaster to preview, but kept
burning CD's anyway. Gcdmaster is missing transport
controls (pause, next/last track, scan forward/back).
But if all I am doing is making .mp3's, the intermediate
step of burning a CD is also awkward! Why write a cd, read
it back (possibly introducing errors), then make the mp3?
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Yes, better play controls are planned, but not a priority.
What's the source for writing the CD? If you don't want to
write CD's, probably a Wav editor will fit you better.
What's exactly what you are trying to do?
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I have several thousand .wav files. I'm using a perl script
to build a cdrdao toc file to master a CD. It's a complex
perl script, and not suited to a gui. The result is meant
for both CD & mp3. I also use gcdmaster to preview the
results.
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To be clear: This would be most useful in cdrdao, because
then cdrdao can be used as a utility to assemble sound
clips, and build EITHER Audio CD's or MP3s. The output of
cdrdao would feed directly to a MP3 builder, rather than
first building a CD, then ripping it, then converting to
MP3.
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I think this would be great. I spend a lot of time writing
a CD, making a small adjustment, then writing another. It
would be nicer to "proof" it right on the computer.
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It will be great if both users can take a look at gcdmaster,
it will allow you to listen to CD images, move track marks,
cut tracks, ... last version is 1.1.5.
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Yup! gcdmaster is great. But it still can't write a .wav
file. I have to burn a CD, read it back, then build mp3's.
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Yes, but if the only reason to build those .wav or .mp3 is
to listen before burning the CD, you can just "play the cd
image" using gcdmaster, even adjust silences and track marks.
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Yes, but gcdmaster makes a terrible cd player. I just
finished a project using gcdmaster to preview, but kept
burning CD's anyway. Gcdmaster is missing transport
controls (pause, next/last track, scan forward/back).
But if all I am doing is making .mp3's, the intermediate
step of burning a CD is also awkward! Why write a cd, read
it back (possibly introducing errors), then make the mp3?
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Yes, better play controls are planned, but not a priority.
What's the source for writing the CD? If you don't want to
write CD's, probably a Wav editor will fit you better.
What's exactly what you are trying to do?
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I have several thousand .wav files. I'm using a perl script
to build a cdrdao toc file to master a CD. It's a complex
perl script, and not suited to a gui. The result is meant
for both CD & mp3. I also use gcdmaster to preview the
results.
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If you already have the .wav files, why do you need to burn
the CD to make mp3?
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The cdrdao toc file specifies the spacing and order that the
.wav files must be assembled in.
I imagine other people will use the gcdmaster GUI to
assemble a set of audio clips, and want to preview it, or
build mp3's, rather than build cd's.
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To be clear: This would be most useful in cdrdao, because
then cdrdao can be used as a utility to assemble sound
clips, and build EITHER Audio CD's or MP3s. The output of
cdrdao would feed directly to a MP3 builder, rather than
first building a CD, then ripping it, then converting to
MP3.
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I'll file this as an 'Export as WAV file' feature request
for gcdmaster.