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Title: Mixed multimedia audio CD... how to? Post by: Alluvian on July 12, 2004, 07:50:56 AM Okay, I would like to burn a CD with 15 or so audio tracks and one video file that only shows up when run on a PC. Is this possible? I would prefer if the video file does not display to a normal cd player at all or else it would end up being static when played.
If this is possible, what sort of burning software would be required? Anyone know a program that can do this that is free or has a free trial? Title: Mixed multimedia audio CD... how to? Post by: Alrindel on July 12, 2004, 09:38:30 AM Any cd-burning software should be able to do this - there's a standard format for hybrid data-audio CD-ROMS. Basically the first track is your ISO-9660 data track and the audio tracks come after. A standard CD player won't see the data track and will just play the disc normally.
Title: Mixed multimedia audio CD... how to? Post by: Alluvian on July 12, 2004, 12:43:39 PM I guess I will just have to experiment with it then. Thanks for illuminating the dimwit here :)
Title: Mixed multimedia audio CD... how to? Post by: Alrindel on July 13, 2004, 04:53:20 AM Sorry I couldn't be more specific about software: I've always used the ancient Adaptec-made program that came with my old scsi burner ("Easy CD Pro"). I see on the Nero home page there's a free trial for their product, I've always heard good things about their stuff.
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