I am trying to backup my playstation games with my yamaha crw8424 (scsi-3). I get the following error:
"Cannot read CD-TEXT data - maybe not supported by drive." .
If I then try to burn the image I get the error
"ERROR: nhl.cue:1: Illegal token: C
nhl.cue:1: syntax error at "EOF" missing TrackDef"
Is the yamaha 8424 capable of backing these discs up? I have a day or two to return the drive for a yamaha 8824 (scsi-3), which can read cd-text. Do I need this feature? or any of the other features that the 8824 offers over the 8424? (I know it can burn cd-rw's faster, but I don't use cdrw's).
ps-I was able to back up these same cd's with my old ide burner.
Thanks.
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The toc-file was probably named with a ".cue" extension which directs the parser to read a CDRwin cue sheet. Cdrdao itself will just write toc-file syntax. So, always name toc-files with a ".toc" extension.
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I am trying to backup my playstation games with my yamaha crw8424 (scsi-3). I get the following error:
"Cannot read CD-TEXT data - maybe not supported by drive." .
If I then try to burn the image I get the error
"ERROR: nhl.cue:1: Illegal token: C
nhl.cue:1: syntax error at "EOF" missing TrackDef"
Is the yamaha 8424 capable of backing these discs up? I have a day or two to return the drive for a yamaha 8824 (scsi-3), which can read cd-text. Do I need this feature? or any of the other features that the 8824 offers over the 8424? (I know it can burn cd-rw's faster, but I don't use cdrw's).
ps-I was able to back up these same cd's with my old ide burner.
Thanks.
The toc-file was probably named with a ".cue" extension which directs the parser to read a CDRwin cue sheet. Cdrdao itself will just write toc-file syntax. So, always name toc-files with a ".toc" extension.