#1 Burning Software

hello again.

can you explain the parameters for GREEN in short words?
what's the use of GREENetc. and which mode should I use when copying Audio CD's ?
I also can't catch the meaning of GREENwhen using GREEN. What should I trigger for after the calling of GREENwhen I want to grab an AudioCD later on? The GrabCD-Sampl calls this function but doesn't make any use of the availabilties of the returned read-modes.

many thanks
Spin

sh...
Just when I gladly finished grabbing a whole CD

I was on the very wrong way!

Anyway, it should be easy to change the code from GREENto GREENfor each TOC-Entry...

Will be back shortly when I've finished.

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hey all.
I'm a bit confused ...we were talking 'bout what to do with an *.mds (*.xmf) file after a call to GREEN, and you told me, that it could be burned with Alcohol 120% or something else and that I will have to deal with waves instead....well, because I had these files, I "played" a bit with the StarBurn functions and I "discovered", that I can easely burn those files with GREEN. The resulting disc (I only tried it with Audio-Tracks-Only source-discs yet) is a nearly complete copy of the source disc! Even Gracenote's CDDB will find it (althoug it must be slightly differnet, because CDDB won't find an exact match (like on a original disc or a "real" 1:1 copy), but the TOC is "good enough" for the right suggestion(s) from CDDB!!).
So, THIS is exactly what I wanted ever!
I want to provide an easy way to make copies of AudioCD's; No Specials, No dealing with copy-protections and so on...an easy to use copy...not more.
Question: Am I still on the wrong way?