26 Nov
2002
26 Nov
'02
10:09 p.m.
Bob Cain wrote:
roussel jerome wrote:
Can't say. I'm not sure what the driver sees at the hardware
interface to the various cards but I do know that the track
change information is just status info in the normal S/PDIF data
frames so even if it is detectable (or writeable) it would
require a separately open channel with the driver that operates
synchronously with the data channel. No drivers currently
support this even if it is available at the card.
I'm not sure if the SCMS info is like this or if it comes framed
separately.
Bob
There is a program GramoFile that in addition to serving as a pop and
click filter is designed to detect the silence between tracks of a
continuously recorded copy of an LP record to break the one file into
tracks.
No. The
track change frame information is not passed through
sound cards in either direction. There is no out of band channel
in sound card drivers for this information even if the card
recognized it or could generate it.
Bob
It surprises me, because the windows driver is able to detect the copy
protection bit and can change its behaviour with some
options. Do you think it could be possible to put that in a driver for
the "End of Track"?