It would be nice to have the option to burn in
disc-at-once/session-at-once mode (and thus avoid the
gap between songs where applicable).
just adding -sao to the cdrecord options is not
sufficient, as you also need to pass info on the length
of each track.
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Maybe using cdrdao instead of cdrecord would be easier or
something. But dao mode would definately be great!
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I really would like to see DAO/SAO support inside of
mp3burn, because I like to see CDTEXT support inside of
mp3burn...
But I actually don't have a way to get the real size of a
mp3 file without fully decoding it (I need an accuracy of
abount 1 sector (1/75sec)). I you have a solution for this
problem, tell me :).
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Well, you name the solution: Fully decode it (of course
without saving the decoded stream) to get the exact size,
create the .toc or whatever is needed, then burn the way it
works now (with pipes). Will use no more space than it
currently does, and only take a very little longer. Nowadays
this is pretty fast, "mpg123 -t"'ing an entire album takes
me (1800+ XP Athlon, MP3s nfs mounted over 100MBit network)
30 seconds. This is totally acceptable, and even more since
you would probably make this optional. Think about it, I
think it would work great this way!
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I have written
href='http://www.formorer.de/code/'>mp3rlburn<a> a few years
ago, which is a mp3burn like program with similar syntax,
but working with CDRDAO, on-disk-wave files and CD-TEXT
support. I dropped support for this because I don't liked it
that I had to decode the files to disk to use a DAO mode...
(needed for cd-text) and the support for cdrdao was broken
at that time (don't know if its better yet). I talked to the
cdrecord author at the CEBIT this year and have a few new
ideas to implement support for DAO. In the worstest case I
have to decode them to detect the size, but I hope there
would be another solution.
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Seconded! I can't listen to Dark Side of the Moon with gaps. It's criminal, I tell you.