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Meteo - Feb 15, 2003

		Meteo		Feb 15, 2003
			this is the first time ive encountered this problem. i noticed that track02.wav is very short, around a second and contains a voice sample and my burner is rejecting the cue sheet ive created. is there any way around this problem without having to edit the wav file?

		ridah100		Feb 15, 2003
			yeah, i had this problem using cdrwin when burning iso+mp3 wit the cue, instead i used ezcd95(in the miscellaneous section or some part of the site) and it would burn

		Taelon		Feb 16, 2003
			Why not edit the .wav? Anyway, usually when you encounter a game with just one audio track, it's a copyright message that you hear if you play the game disc as an audio CD. It's not even part of the game itself, so you could just as easily substitute any other .wav file for it (min. 4 seconds of course, and 44.1kHz 16-bit stereo). I did that when I got Cotton 2 and it was .iso only. Picked a random 30-sec. jingle from WinMX and used it as the audio track.

		googlefest1		Feb 16, 2003
			i get this problem with bin cue also -- in cdrwin and nero and fireburner how can the short tracks be a copyright message wouldnt they be too short

		Taelon		Feb 16, 2003
			Well, yeah. But you'd be surprised at the number of ways people screw up their CD rips. I know I am *sigh* <_<

		Alexvrb		Feb 17, 2003
			I think it varies from burner to burner. Err, and I am not surprised at all when I get screwed up rips. Now whether they screwed up initially or if something went wrong down the line, that's harder to say. I have a Christmas Nights rip that fails to play any videos (intro or unlockable), and my copy of D&D shadow over mystara lacks sound effects. Music works fine. Bleh.