[VCDImager] Re: Question

Well, what i did was to copy the files on the vcd i found. I replaced
the files with my own videos and files (that's why i think that all i
need is to know a correct bitrate to make it readable.) after it, i
came across in cd roller with a hidden track, which has number 2.
audio files begin with audio03.dat in cdda folder, and the video file
is avseq01.dat. it is not so uncommon that a file may be readable on a
stereo, but i didnt know that vcd video files could be readable. I saw
also that the .rtf file has only about 2 kb info, when the common is
over 1,2 MB. So, if there is no info for it, and my stereo is not
modern (i bought it in 1994, and i take good care of it), how can that
video be readable as audio?
I'd send you a disc image, but it is 500 MB, and taking files out and
preparing a new image doesn't work. But i'd like to get to the secret
of it, because if japanese could, so can I.

2006/6/14, Herbert Valerio Riedel <[email protected]>:
> hello!
>
> On Mon, 2006-06-12 at 19:53 -0500, Brayan Habid Florez wrote:
> > Hi. I have been taking a look to the software, and i remembered a
> > question i had. i have a vcd (it seems to be vcd). well , this one can
> > be placed on stereos, and it works ok. if you place it on a vcd or dvd
> > player, it works ok. when in a pc, i could see that the track 1 on the
> > stereo was in fact a video (mpg). It is possible in all conditions, or
> > do i need any specific software. Ok, the others tracks i heard on the
> > stereo were in a folder called CDDA. all are audioxx.dat. they play ok
> > in both stereo and dvd/vcd player. but the burning softwares i have
> > don't include the software (nero, ht fireman, astonsoft burner, ....).
> > i used the little knowledge to imitate the cd i'd bought, but the
> > resulting cd shown error. the closest thing i could do was when it
> > played ok in vcd/dvd player, but in the stereo, the sound track was
> > there, but in silence (it played, but there was no sound. So i decided
> > to ask somebody with more experience, to know if i need a codec,
> > software, disc or burner with specific conditions, or anything else.
> > Or if i have to replace or modify some files in other vcd folders.
>
> ...well, how exactly did you imitate the vcd/cdda hybrid? :-)
>
> CDDA support in vcdimager was one thing I never got to implement, mainly
> because I didn't have a working example;
>
> > I'd appreciate it a lot if you have an answer to my question, or at
> > least some help.
>
> it would be interesting, if you could run the genuine vcd/cdda through
> vcdxinfo and a tool that can decode the TOC of the cd (e.g. cdrdao) (and
> possibly send me that :), and compare that to the output you get with
> your imitated vcd/cdda...
>
> > Thanks however for having taken time to read this long mail.
> >
> > P.D.: the vcd imager is great. I have not found a bug or error yet, so
> > it is cool.
>
> thx ;-)
>
> --
> Herbert Valerio Riedel <[email protected]>
> Free Software Foundation
>
>