Re: CD-i music CD?

Try extracting the file to HD and then try playing with a few extensions
(wav, ...) and see if the software is able to play ?

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"MW" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> No, it's all a data track. Problem is I don't know the encoding of the
> audio data so can't rip it.
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> Peter wrote:
> > I fear you will need a CD-i emulator to be sure you get the correct data
> > back but ... there is no real good CD-i emulator.  A good resource for
> > information : http://www.icdia.org
> > It looks like the audio is actually located in a data file ? Are there
no
> > audio tracks on the CD ?
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> > Peter
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> > "MW" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>I have a audio CD that is recorded in CD-i format. I can view it under
> >>isobuster (www.isobuster.com) but not on my regular CD-ROM under Win2k.
> >>Under IsoBuster it shows a 485M file called "music"
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> >>I want to burn this music track onto a regular Audio CD. Can anybody
help
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> > me
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> >>out here?
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> >>I'm really stuck here, any help is REALLY appreciated!
> >>
> >>MW
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