26 Nov
2002
26 Nov
'02
2:25 p.m.
Bob Cain a e'crit:
roussel jerome wrote:
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"?
JrSky
Hello,
I am looking for a way to record my minidisc using the optical output of
my Minidisc Deck. My soundcard (a CMI8738 ) has got an optical input
so it should be easy ;-) .
My problem is that I don't know how to record the sound from the optical
input so that there is a new file created for each track an my MD.
I know that there is a signal to say: this is the end of the track. So
it should be possible to detect this sort of "End Of Track" but I don't
know if it must be in hardware or in software.
If it is possible to do this in software, do you know a software
recorder that records from the optical (or digital) input (with alsa)
and that creates a new file for each track?
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