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free software which everyone can redistribute and change under these terms.
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:h2 res=201.History
:p.
V0.32
:sl.
:li.New features:
:ul compact.
:li.Option to control the behaviour of the CDRecord/2 window (hide, close on exit)
:li.Improved online help
:eul.
:li.Fixes:
:ul compact.
:li.Bug causing WPS lockup removed
:li.Allow spaces in track names
:li.Various other small fixes
:eul.
:esl.
:p.
:p.
24.04.1999 V0.31b
:sl.
:li.New features:
:ul compact.
:li.More status windows
:li.CDRecord write log
:li.Total time is shown
:li.More online help
:eul.
:esl.
:p.
:p.
23.01.1999 V0.3
:sl.
:li.New features:
:ul compact.
:li.Grabber support added
:li.Online help
:eul.
:esl.
:p.
:p.
08.01.1999 V0.2
:p.
First public version
:h2 res=900.Grab status window
:p.
This window shows the grab status.
:p.
When pressing the :hp2.Break:ehp2. button the grabber process is terminated after the current track.
If you want to kill the process immediately chose the :hp2.Grab track:ehp2. window in the window list
and type CTRL-C in that window. If you selected several tracks the next track will be grabbed so it
may be necessary to click :hp2.Break:ehp2. prior to killing the process.
:h2 res=1200.Write status window
:p.
This window shows the write status.
:p.
When pressing the :hp2.Break:ehp2. button the write process is terminated after the current track.
The process does not end immediately. The track will be properly written and closed to prevent
damaging the CD-R. Killing the write process during writing a track produces an unusable CD. It may
be necessary to manually fix the CD so an audio player can read it. Use CDR-Tools to do so.
:h1 res=300.CDRecord/2 setup
:p.
Configure CDRecord/2 on this page. Mandatory are the program path and the device number of your
CD-writer. The changes take effect after closing of the notebook.
:p.
Get more information by clicking on the links:
:sl.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=301.Undo:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=302.Path:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=303.Browse:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=306.Options:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=307.Start hidden:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=308.Close window on exit:elink.
:esl.
:h2 res=301.Undo
:p.
Click on this button to discard the changes you've made.
:h2 res=302.Path
:p.
Enter the path to CDRecord/2 into this entryfield or use the :link reftype=hd res=303.Browse:elink. button
to find the executable.
:h2 res=303.Browse
:p.
Use this button to find the executable of CDRecord/2. A filedialog will pop up helping you browsing your
disks.
:h2 res=306.Options
:p.
Enter arbitrary options into this entryfield to customize your CDRecord/2 commandline. Only options not accessible on the main window like :hp2.speed:ehp2. should be entered here.
:p.
Mandatory is the device
number of your CD-writer e.g. :hp2.dev=0,1,0:ehp2..
:h2 res=307.Start hidden
:p.
If checked the window of the CDRecord/2 process which is started in the background is hidden. You can always make it visible using the window list to read the CDRecord/2 messages. Uncheck the button to start CDRecord visible.
:h2 res=308.Close window on exit
:p.
If checked the CDRecord/2 window closes after termination of the CDRecord/2 process. All messages are lost then. If you need the CDRecord/2 output for example for debugging leave the check box unchecked.
:h1 res=800.Grabber setup
:p.
Use this page to specify your grabber and the grabber options. Any textmode grabber may be used e.g. :hp2.Leech:ehp2..
Be sure to read the section about the grabber :link reftype=hd res=806.options:elink..
The changes take effect after closing of the notebook.
:p.
Get more information by clicking on the links:
:sl.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=802.Undo:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=805.Path:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=801.Browse:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=806.Options:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=807.Tracknumbers:elink.
:esl.
:h2 res=802.Undo
:p.
Click on this button to discard the changes you've made.
:h2 res=805.Path
:p.
Enter the path to your textmode grabber into this entryfield or use the :link reftype=hd res=801.Browse:elink. button
to find the executable.
:h2 res=801.Browse
:p.
Use this button to find the executable of your grabber. A filedialog will pop up helping you browsing your
disks.
:h2 res=806.Options
:p.
Specify in the entryfield the grabber options. You must be familiar with your favourite grabber
program to build the right commandline. Refer to the documentation of the program if you're in doubt.
:p.
Audio-CD-Creator replaces :hp2.%1:ehp2. with the drive letter you've
chosen and :hp2.%2:ehp2. with the current track number. If your grabber needs a '&colon.' after the drive letter you
have to specify it.
:nt text='Example'.
Let's assume the grabber is called to grab track 2 from drive G&colon..
:p.
The options :hp2.%1&colon. -option1 -option2 # %2 /another_option:ehp2. will be translated into:
Audio-CD-Creator assumes that the desired trackname has to be placed at the end of the grabber commandline.
You don't have to provide this name as an option. It is build from the folder location and the name you enter in
the entryfield of the main window. If your grabber does not expect the trackname as the last parameter contact the author. This version doesn't handle such a case.
:h2 res=807.Tracknumbers
:p.
Check this box if you want Audio-CD-Creator to insert the track number into the trackname e.g. track:hp2.02:ehp2..wav.
If your grabber inserts the numbers leave the box unchecked.
:h1 res=6601.CD/RW-Tools menu
:p.
Select this menu to show a dialog which gives you access to some functions helping you when working with
CD-Rs or CD-R/Ws. For example loading and unloading the media, blanking etc.
:h1 res=600.Main window
:p.
The Main window divides into three parts.
:ul.
:li.The container behaves like any WPS-folder container. You can put objects into it as usual. But only wavefiles
and shadows of wavefiles are considered when writing CDs. So you can put documentation files into the folder to
keep all parts of a project together.
:li.At the top of the window you can switch between :link reftype=hd res=601.write-:elink. and
:link reftype=hd res=602.grab-mode:elink.. When in grab-mode an entryfield pops up
where you can enter the name for the saved tracked.
:li.On the left side of the window you can change options for the selected mode. According to your mode selection
this part changes.
:eul.
:h2 res=601.Write mode
:p.
In write mode you can select on the left side of the window the write options for audio-CDs. Order the wavefiles in
the container as desired and press :hp2.Write:ehp2.. A tracklist dialog pops up where you can check the files
and confirm the write. After doing that CDRecord/2 is called to actually burn the CD. The whole setup for CDRecord/2
e.g. which drive to use is done in the settings notebook.
:h3 res=610.Pad check box
:p.
Check this box to make sure CDRecord/2 pads the given audio files where appropriate. Since data only can be
stored on the CD per sector which means a multiple of 1/75 sec it may be necessary to fill it up to sector
boundaries. This is done by inserting binary zeroes into the stream which means silence.
:h3 res=611.No fix check box
:p.
Check this box to leave the CD unfixed after writing the last selected track. This is necessary if you want to append
more tracks later. You can fix the CD using the CDR-Tools. Fixing the CD means writing the table of contents (TOC)
and closing it. Audio players can only read properly closed CDs.
:h3 res=612.Preemphasis check box
:p.
Some CDs are recorded with preemhasis. When grabbing tracks from such CDs the preemphasis is preserved. When
writing such wave files back on CD you have to tell CDRecord/2 to mark them as recorded with preemphasis.
:h3 res=613.Dummy check box
:p.
If checked the CD is written in test mode. This means all tasks are performed but the laser of the writer is turned of.
This is for example useful to check if the performance of the system is sufficient to write a CD while doing other tasks.
:h3 res=614.Write
:p.
Click this button to start the writing of the CD. A dialog pops up where you can check the wave files and
confirm the write. If you've checked 'Dummy' everything is done with write laser turned of.
:h2 res=602.Grab mode
:p.
In grab mode you have a listbox on the left side to choose the tracks you want to grab.
:ul.
:li.Press :link reftype=hd res=622.Refresh:elink. to
fill the listbox with the tracks of the inserted CD. Your grabbing drive and the grabber are specified in the settings
notebook.
:li.Choose the tracks you want to grab by clicking on them in the :link reftype=hd res=621.listbox:elink..
:li.Enter a name in the entryfield at
the top and press :hp2.Grab:ehp2..
:eul.
:p.
A status window pops up and the grabbing takes place in the background. A logfile named
:hp2.grab.log:ehp2. is created in the folder which contains any messages from :hp2.stderr:ehp2. of the grabber.
Examine it if anything goes wrong. You can close the folder while grabbing.
:h3 res=621.Tracks listbox
:p.
The tracks listbox shows the audio tracks of the inserted CD. Press :link reftype=hd res=622.Refresh:elink. to update the contents.
This is necessary whenever you change the CD or after the opening of an Audio-CD-Creator folder.
You can select tracks for grabbing simply by clicking on them. Multiple selections are possible. Press :link reftype=hd
res=624.Select all:elink. if you want to grab an entire CD.
:h3 res=622.Refresh button
:p.
Press this button to fill the :link reftype=hd res=621.tracks listbox:elink. with the tracks of the currently inserted CD.
This is necessary whenever you change the CD in the grab drive. You can also use this button to deselect currently selected
tracks in the tracks listbox.
:h3 res=623.Grab button
:p.
Press this button to start the grabbing of the selected tracks.
:h3 res=624.Select all button
:p.
Press this button to select all tracks of the inserted CD for grabbing. Clicking on a selected track deselects it.
:h2 res=603.Status line
:p.
The status line shows the total time of all tracks. It's important to know that the cd-writer inserts a pause of
2 seconds between each two tracks. These pauses are not included in the shown time.
:h1 res=002.Data-CD-Creator V0.11
:i1 global.Data-CD-Creator
:p.
Data-CD-Creator helps you creating data-CDs with CDRecord/2. It shields you from the commandline syntax of
CDRecord/2 and mkisofs. As a folder subclass it uses features of the WPS like Drag and Drop and context menus.
:p.
It's possible to create singlesession- and multisession CDs. Choose the features you want in the settings notebook.
After putting folders and files you want to burn on CD into the folder press the 'Create image' button. Mkisofs
will be called with the options you've set. Afterwards select the 'Write-CD' button to write the created ISO-Image on
CD. The contents of the folder will be written into the root-directory of the CD.
:p.
Beside filesystem objects you can also put shadows into the folder
to create a virtual tree of files. When building the image
the linked to files and folders are searched. Only one level
of linkage is supported. That means shadows in
shadow-folders are ignored.
:p.
:link reftype=hd res=221.Main window help:elink.
:p.
This DLL and the accompaigning program are provided 'as is' under the terms of the Gnu Public Licence (GPL).
For further information read the file :link reftype=hd res=202.'COPYING':elink..
When creating a multisession CD the image is written in a way on the CD which
allows to append another session. Be sure to select Rockridge extensions on the filename page or mkisofs
can't merge the created image into the next session.
:p.
:ul.
:li.If you want to write the first session of a multisession disk just select the 'First session'-checkbox.
Data-CD-Creator will provide the '-multi' switch when starting CDRecord/2 to write this session.
:li.When writing the following sessions you have to uncheck the 'First session'-checkbox. After doing so some more
items are selectable. It's necessary to give two magic numbers to mkisofs so previous sessions are merged into
the current image. To get these numbers just click 'Get it...'. Data-CD-Creator will prompt for inserting the
disk with the previous session and will start CDRecord/2 with the '-msinfo' switch afterwards. You can also gather
these numbers by hand and insert them into the two entryfields. If you check 'Use writer as source' mkisofs reads
the previous session from the disk in your writer as specified in the options on the 'CDRecord/2'-page.
In the other case mkisofs uses the specified drive. The latter is only possible if you're using a version of mkisofs
which is able to read from drives given as drive letters. The port done by R. Lalla has got this feature.
:eul.
:p.
:h2 res=1920.Singlesession
:p.
After selecting singlesession you have to choose the tracktype for your CD. All other items on
the settings page are disabled. For further information about tracktypes read the documentation coming with cdrecord or click one of the items below. Keep in mind that the documentation
coming with cdrecord is usually more up to date.
:sl.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1921.data:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1922.mode2:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1923.XA1:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1924.XA2:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1925.CDI:elink.
:esl.
:h3 res=1921.data
:p.
From the documentation of cdrecord V1.8a19:
:p.
-data: If this flag is present, all subsequent tracks are written in CD-ROM mode 1 (Yellow Book)
format. The data is a multiple of 2048 bytes. The file with track data should contain an ISO-
9660 or Rock Ridge filesystem image (see mkisofs for more details). If the track data is an ufs
filesystem image, fragment size should be set to 2 KB or more to allow CR-drives with 2 KB
sector size to to be used for reading.
:h3 res=1922.mode2
:p.
From the documentation of cdrecord V1.8a19:
:p.
-mode2:
If this flag is present, all subsequent tracks are written in CD-ROM mode 2 format. The data is
a multiple of 2048 bytes.
:h3 res=1923.XA1
:p.
From the documentation of cdrecord V1.8a19:
:p.
-xa1: If this flag is present, all subsequent tracks are written in CD-ROM XA mode 1 format. The
data is a multiple of 2048 bytes.
:h3 res=1924.XA2
:p.
From the documentation of cdrecord V1.8a19:
:p.
-xa2: If this flag is present, all subsequent tracks are written in CD-ROM XA mode 2 format. The
data is a multiple of 2048 bytes.
:h3 res=1925.CDI
:p.
From the documentation of cdrecord V1.8a19:
:p.
-cdi If this flag is present, all subsequent tracks are written in CDI format. The data is a multiple of
2048 bytes.
:h1 res=1400.Filename options
:p.
Specify the filename options for the files to be written to CD on this page. For more information on the meaning
of the options read the mkisofs documentation or click the items below. Keep in mind that the documentation
coming with mkisofs is usually more up to date.
:sl.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1401.Allow 32 character filenames:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=1402.Allow leading periods:elink.
