howto burn a *.wav/cue so, that i can see the titles of the songs in the player?

alzy · 08-12-2003

howto burn a *.wav/cue so, that i can see the titles of the songs?
the *.wav file is 650mb . the cue file contents the titels of the songs...
i burned in nero6 and can see only titel 1, titel 2 titel 3 and so on...
when i check the disk in nero i can see the titles..but not in the player.
what is my mistake? a wrong burnprogr? or must i change settings in the burnprogr? if so, which ones? and where??
thanks for help

*minix* · 08-12-2003

Can your player read CD-Text?
What are you using to play the disc?

http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?threadid=78582
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?threadid=78803

http://www.feurio.de/English/faq/faq...e_cdtext.shtml

alzy · 08-12-2003

i am using windows media player and if i read a normal audiocd it can read the titles

*minix* · 08-12-2003

Windows Media Player doesn't read CD-Text.

Probably, it's retrieving the titles from the online CDDB database or the "cdplayer.ini" file, which stores titles if you wrote them there or were retrieved from CDDB some time.

You have a "CD-Text" button next to the drive selection in Feurio! CD-Manager that will tell you if your disc has CD-Text written.
Its player also reads CD-Text. (Maybe you need to configure it to read CD-Text if your drive hasn't been tested)

audiocopy · 09-12-2003

Nero can write CD Text, so as was suggested your writer may not be capable of writing text.

Most newer writers can read & write CD Text...but older ones can't. A lot can only read CD Text.

Media Player doesn't read CD Text so it's ignored, it always retrieves like minix said from the CDDB.

Not every player & software can read CD Text, ISObuster can so that's one way of testing it. If the tracks show up as audio then it didn't work...if they show up as a name (test3) it works.

www.isobuster.com

Of course there are other programs that read CD Text but ISObuster is one of the few I know of to test it.

08-12-2003	#1
alzy New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 3	*howto burn a .wav/cue so, that i can see the titles of the songs in the player?** howto burn a .wav/cue so, that i can see the titles of the songs? the .wav file is 650mb . the cue file contents the titels of the songs... i burned in nero6 and can see only titel 1, titel 2 titel 3 and so on... when i check the disk in nero i can see the titles..but not in the player. what is my mistake? a wrong burnprogr? or must i change settings in the burnprogr? if so, which ones? and where?? thanks for help

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alzy New on Forum Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 3	cd text i am using windows media player and if i read a normal audiocd it can read the titles

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09-12-2003	#5
audiocopy Banned Join Date: Oct 2003 Posts: 84	Nero can write CD Text, so as was suggested your writer may not be capable of writing text. Most newer writers can read & write CD Text...but older ones can't. A lot can only read CD Text. Media Player doesn't read CD Text so it's ignored, it always retrieves like minix said from the CDDB. Not every player & software can read CD Text, ISObuster can so that's one way of testing it. If the tracks show up as audio then it didn't work...if they show up as a name (test3) it works. www.isobuster.com Of course there are other programs that read CD Text but ISObuster is one of the few I know of to test it.