[linux-audio-user] Just a comment

[Dragan Noveski]

Thorsten Wilms wrote:
> On Sat, Oct 28, 2006 at 09:32:07PM +0200, Dragan Noveski wrote:
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>>>>> I use 'EasyTag' It's on sourceforge and can tag all the usual file
>>>>> formats.
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>>>> it looks good, but it "dont knows" .wav/.aiff?
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>>> Hmmm. I didn't know those formats could be tagged :(
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>> than i might be wrong.
>> but there are some commercial cd-audio, where the cd player will read 
>> the titles...
>> i dont get it done with ardour/gcdmaster/cdrdao.
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> Never heared of id3 or similar tagging in combination with wav/aiff. 
> I think both have an (optional) comment section, no standard on 
> what can or should go there.
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> I guess the cd-audio thing is cd-text, no clue how it's structured.
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> Thorsten Wilms
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yeah, that might be true, but i was not so sure what i am telling, so i 
just came home and i searched in my "cd-othek" and i found pretty fast.
original cd, bought in the 90´ produced by ECM: "Charlie Mariano & The 
Karnatka College Of Percussion".
and exactly that one shows all the tracks per name/interpreter in the 
alsaplayer, but not in the xmms nor in my car audio cdplayer.

so my actually question is, where all the entries that i made in ardour 
export goes (track name, interpreter,...) as i cannot see them after 
burning  in any peace of software?

cheers,
doc