Mark Knecht <markkne...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In this case I will investigate doing the cdda2wav portion on a
> different machine and then writing it on the machine I have been using
> as that drive seems to be the only one that will still generate CDs
> playable in my car.
>
> I'm not completely convinced this is a drive problem but it won't hurt
> to be careful about where each step is done and do some comparisons of
> the files.
As I mentioned before, I cannot comment the cause as long as I did not see the
outout from at least:
cdda2wav -vall -B cddb=0
and I would recomment to use:
cdda2wav -vall -B cddb=0 -paranoia
The parania code is not used while reading the index list but the paranoia debug
output will help to understand the readability of the medium by your drive.
It would of course be interesting to know whether the index scan did take a
long time......
If you like, you may also try to compile cddawav to use linear seach by calling:
smake clean
smake COPTX=-DUSE_LINEAR_SEARCH
and try again.
There is also:
smake COPTX=-DDEBUG_BINSEARCH
to debug the binary seach.
Jörg
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