#1 Burning Software

1).I notice that DiscAtOncePQFromFile and DiscAtOnceRawPWFromFile takes much memory .Is there any methods to save some memory to
take up? .

2).I can't burn audioCD from OGG .

1) For lead-in and lead-out we construct data we need to burn in the memory. For lead-in it's about 30 megabytes in size and for lead-out it's about 13 megabytes in size. That's what extra memory is used for. For Session-At-Once and Track-At-Once burning modes drive generates this data by itself so no extra memory used.

2) OGG is not supported yet. We'll be done with DVD session import and DVD dual layer support and would take care of OGG files. Plus their SDK would possibly become a bit more stable Update would be available for you free of charge of course.

BTW, how critical OGG support for you? I mean how much time can you wait till OGG enabled release of StarBurn SDK would be available? If you're short in time we'll maybe consider shifting OGG support and releasing it before DVD extended stuff... Second question: are MP3/WMA/WMV/ASF files work for you now?

Thank you!

MP3/WMA/WMV/ASF files works fine.
I can wait for two or three months for ogg support.
Thanks for you hard work.

Can TrackAtOnceFromFile burn audio cd from a list of difference files(not a file tree )
like mp3/wav per time?
If it is possible plz give me example about Parameter:
IN PCHAR p__PCHAR__ISOSoundImagePathAndFileName
I see your example just burn a iso file to CD/DVD

thank you.

Alex is seems to be done with CD-Text. I'll check it and if everything would work fine I'll add OGG support to StarWave (our sound processing library). So audio questions would be sorted out completely So please give us a week or so.

Thank you!

No. By it's nature Track-At-Once process one track at a time. So you just need to call burning function in the loop. Something like this:

for ( int i = 0; i < 10; i++ )
{
StarBurn_CdvdBurnerGrabber_TrackAtOnceFromFile( file[ i ], ... );
}

You can burn not only ISO file but WAV (or any supported sound file) in this mode. Just make sure last call to the burning function closes the session (quite a lot of stand-alone hardware players would refuse to play opened disc).

Thanks!