audio cd AND data

cemski · 11th July 2007

Hello my dear mastering friends!
never did this before:
customer needs an audio cd and wants to add a data file in the end.
what is prefferable: enhanced cd or mixed mode?
and in which program can i add isrc and ean codes now? toast doesnt do it.
peak, my burning and coding program, doesnt support "unnormal" cds.
urgent request, help!!!

many greetings!

finetuner · 11th July 2007

Hi Cemski, how are you?

The way to do this, is to start writing the audio partition with isrc's in Peak (or Jam as i used to do) and leave the session OPEN. I don't know how Peak calls this but it's an option where you don't finish the disc so another session can be written later on. Yeah, it's probably called something like"write session" ?
Keep the disc in your burner and write the data partition with Toast like you're used to, choosing disc at once to finish/close the disc when ready.

The reason to start with audio, is to make sure that players immediately recognize it and don't freak out on the data.

Good luck!

regards,
Peter

larsfarm · 11th July 2007

Quote:

Originally Posted by cemski

... and in which program can i add isrc and ean codes now? toast doesnt do it...

In Toast 8 ISRC is under "Disc/Get Track Info..."

L

cemski · 11th July 2007

many thanx for your fast help!

unfortunately i dont have peak pro (which supports "session burning")
or toast8.
but at least i understand my problem no exactly. and the pressing plant charges only 30€ for entering the codes, so... problem solved in a way

all the best!
cem

11th July 2007	#1
cemski Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 151 Thread Starter	audio cd AND data Hello my dear mastering friends! never did this before: customer needs an audio cd and wants to add a data file in the end. what is prefferable: enhanced cd or mixed mode? and in which program can i add isrc and ean codes now? toast doesnt do it. peak, my burning and coding program, doesnt support "unnormal" cds. urgent request, help!!! many greetings!

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11th July 2007	#2
finetuner Lives for gear Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Netherlands Posts: 868	Hi Cemski, how are you? The way to do this, is to start writing the audio partition with isrc's in Peak (or Jam as i used to do) and leave the session OPEN. I don't know how Peak calls this but it's an option where you don't finish the disc so another session can be written later on. Yeah, it's probably called something like"write session" ? Keep the disc in your burner and write the data partition with Toast like you're used to, choosing disc at once to finish/close the disc when ready. The reason to start with audio, is to make sure that players immediately recognize it and don't freak out on the data. Good luck! regards, Peter

11th July 2007	#4
cemski Gear maniac Join Date: Feb 2007 Posts: 151 Thread Starter	many thanx for your fast help! unfortunately i dont have peak pro (which supports "session burning") or toast8. but at least i understand my problem no exactly. and the pressing plant charges only 30€ for entering the codes, so... problem solved in a way all the best! cem