Re: How To Burn An MP3 CD For Player?
From: Frank Pittel (fwp_at_warlock.deepthought.com)
Date: 01/16/04
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Date: Thu, 15 Jan 2004 22:36:51 -0600
I got a sony walkman and a sony boombox that plays mp3 cds. While the walkman
will play every format that I've tried. I have noticed that the boombox will
only work with the joliet extension burned on a cdr. I've tried rocky ridge and
other formats and non of them worked. I also tried using cd-rw's and they didn't
work either.
I don't know about other players but that's what I found to work for me. Now
if only I could figure out how to get either of the players to honor the m3u
files!! :-(
LEE Sau Dan <danlee@informatik.uni-freiburg.de> wrote:
: >>>>> "Doug" == Doug Mitton <doug_mitton@hotmail.x.com> writes:
: >>> This player requires (?) a simple ISO9660 format with only 8.3
: >>> file names.
: >> You may want to look into the mkisofs "-T" option:
: >>
: >> -T Generate a file TRANS.TBL in each directory on the CDROM,
: >> which can be used on non-Rock Ridge capable systems to help
: >> establish the correct file names.
: Doug> Hhhmmm, I tried this with the Joliet and Rockridge
: Doug> extentions BUT not by itself ... I guess I'd better give it
: Doug> a try.
: I think an MP3 player should only care about what files are there, not
: how they are named, right? So, my guess is that the TRANS.TBL file
: won't help. If the player is so dumb that it can't simply ignore the
: RR/Joliet extensions, I don't think it'll be smart enough to handle
: the TRANS.TBL file.
: Anyway, I suggest that you try to burn one CD with only Joliet
: extension but not RR extension to see if it works. Many hardware
: designers are still very Windows-minded. So, they may have spent time
: making it work with the Joliet extension and even devoted time to
: debug that part of the firmware. RockRidge may be a foreign word to
: them. That's why the player chokes when it's present (although it
: shouldn't!).
: Doug> Er ... no I mean the player will read and display the 8 char
: Doug> volume label when it scans the disk so I put the date in it
: Doug> so I know when I made the disk. The player manual stated a
: Doug> volume label didn't have to be used.
: But it's a handy feature! :)
: Yeah, a volume label shouldn't be necessary, and the player should
: work in the absence of it. I just wonder why they designed the player
: not to gracefully ignore the RR (and Joliet?) extension.
: >>> I was trying to make the disk with Joliet and RockRidge
: >>> extentions as well as LONG file names.
: >> Maybe it's strict about its ISO9660 specs.
: Doug> Appears to be!
: Definitely Not. If it's strict, then it should *ignore* the
: extensions, instead of refusing to work with discs bearing such
: extensions. Ignoring the extensions means falling back to seeing 8.3
: file names, at most 5 levels of directories, etc.
: --
: Lee Sau Dan ?????????(Big5) ?{@nJX6X?}(HZ)
: E-mail: danlee@informatik.uni-freiburg.de
: Home page: http://www.informatik.uni-freiburg.de/?danlee
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