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Hi again.
I changed my "Copy Audio CD" source as told. This is (pseudo) what I do:

GREEN

My questions now:

1) Is this the way, you would do it (as in Grab&Burn)?
2) Do I have to send BUP/OPC for each track or only once?
3) Each of the copied tracks is 2 seconds longer as the original, how can I manually change the gap? (sometimes the gap is wanted, sometimes not!) I could decide it from the source-disc-information (starting- and ending time...)

Best wishes from here and many thanks
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OK, then.
In order to avoid the gaps, I will have to probe the write modes before burning and then try to write DAO or SAO or TAO (in this order...).

the question now is:

wich functions do I use for each task?
(writing TAO is already implemented and works (with the known disadvantages) )
but what's up with DAO/SAO ???

I tried something like:
GREEN

...but the resulting disc looks more like a data-disc with the whole directory structure and does not have much to do with the original (beside other things, it's not playable in a player)...

Having a set of wav's - how do I create an RED either in DAO or SAO ????? (looking through the samples, and doing it with trial and error will surely take more time than it will take, if you simply tell me things like: "call StarBurn... in order to..., then call ...") (remember, I do not deal with any kinda DVD, Data-discs or copy-protections...only Audio-CD's are of interest...maybe mixed-mode ones with data-tracks on it...)

show me the way, please
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just made my first "1:1" copy from an Audio CD with:

GREEN and
GREEN for GREEN and
GREEN for GREEN

that's it!
The source disc was a classic one with "smooth" track changes (no gap at all) and the resulting disc is an exact copy (starting and ending LBA's are exactly the same) - even CDDB says so!

what do you think, may I resume that all writers of the end-users should support DAO or do I also have to deal with the need of writing SAO ???

anyway...subtracting the time, needed for all the GUI-stuff and all the time, that I needed, to understand the API and also to understand the samples (I'm great as an application programmer but I'm the greatest SCSI-Dummy world ever seen), I implemented a simple "Copy Audio CD" functionality in a few hours work (me, as an SCSI/Audio CD/CD Writer-Dummy!!)...THAT IS GREAT!!!!!

congratualions on you and good night
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