ok, so there's a cd burning trick, to mix data & audio, that
i can't yet figure out how to accomplish in linux. apparently, cd
players can only read the first session of a disc - so if you put a data
track in a second session of an open disc & then close it, it's totally
hidden to the audio player & you don't get the telltale blank track (or
the BZZT track, depending on your player) that reveals the gay pron you
hid on your 80s hair-metal ballad mix disc, as if we didn't know.
anyhow, it's a neat trick & i'd like to learn how to do it.
thusfar, i've been given this information:
1. burn audio first:
"cdrecord -pad -v speed=16 dev=0,0,0 -multi -audio filesfilesfiles"
2. find numbers to begin second session:
"cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -msinfo" (outputs x,y)
3. create iso file:
"mkisofs -l -C x,y -o tmp.iso filesfilesfiles"
4. burn data second:
"cdrecord -v speed=16 dev=0,0,0 -multi -xa1 cd_image"
i also tried burning the data track with "cdrecord -v speed=16
dev=0,0,0 -multi -data cd_image" since i don't know enough to know if
-xa1 is what i want. & i've tried burning both data types without the
-multi, as my reading shows cdrecord doesn't close the disc unless you
leave off the -multi on the last session.
but unless there's some weird trick to mounting a
second-session data track, i can't make it happen. thoughts, anyone?
lish
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