[Powderworks] oilslive cds jump?
ribman at manthey.com.au
ribman at manthey.com.au
Fri Apr 16 06:09:00 MDT 2004
we've got a variety of responses under way, thanks to a number of
respondents for the help. most specifically Cheryl, one of the
originators has taken pity on me and is helping substantially with
advice and resources. i will subsequently be able to assist anyone in
australia similarly affected i guess.
cheers
manthey
On 16 Apr 2004 at 9:05, Maurice R. Kelly wrote:
Date sent: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 09:05:25 +0100 (BST)
From: "Maurice R. Kelly" <mkelly at deadheart.org.uk>
To: ribman at manthey.com.au
Copies to: powderworks at cs.colorado.edu
Subject: Re: [Powderworks] oilslive cds jump?
> On Apr 16, ribman at manthey.com.au wrote:
>
> > Hi again,
> > My cd's have a second silence between each track ... does that mean
> > that they were recorded Track-At-Once rather than Disk-At-Once?
> > Can I re-record them from these and eliminate the glitch, by now using
> > DAO, or is this just how it is ... ?
>
> Yeah, sounds to me like they've been done TAO. I'm not sure if you can
> easily eliminate these now. Essentially the pre-gaps (inserted in TAO
> mode) are now part of each song. So re-copying it using DAO could include
> the pre-gap. For example I use CloneCD for copying CDs - this does DAO.
> Some of my CDs have pre-gaps containing audio so I use CloneCD as it
> preserves the gaps and I don't lose any audio.
>
> I'd say you either need software that can remove the pre-gaps
> while it copies, or access to the original tracks so that you can remake
> the CDs with DAO instead of TAO. Or you could rip the songs to WAV files,
> and remake the CDs with software that doesn't include pre-gaps (as long as
> your ripper doesn't include them.
>
> Of course, this is just my opinion, and is not necessarily correct. I'd
> say the best person to respond on this would be Miron - you there Miron?
>
> This email is sponsored by the words pre, gap, TAO and DAO.
>
> Cheers,
>
> --
> Maurice R. Kelly
> mkelly at deadheart.org.uk
>
>