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quoth the Richard Freeman: |
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> Mark Haney wrote: |
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> > I should be able to burn those flac files right? It could be the CUE |
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> > files aren't right, but I'm not sure how I would verify that. |
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> Perhaps I'm just demonstrating ignorance here, but flac isn't an image |
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> format - it is a sound recording format. If you wanted to burn a flac |
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> to a CD you'd need to create an audio CD and turn the flac file into a |
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> track. I don't know that you could do anything with a cue file. |
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You could burn them as data. The OP doesn't say which he wants so... |
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> If you're trying to burn the image using the burn-image menu option I |
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> don't think that would work. |
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You are right. That would be to burn .iso or .img files. |
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> However, I've never attempted to burn flac files using k3b, so maybe it |
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> is supposed to just automagically work. |
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When you choose 'Burn Audio CD' then any supported files that are drag and |
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dropped into the tracklist are automatically converted to wavs, which in turn |
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are burned in redbook format for audio CDs. |
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When burning as data, no such conversion is performed, the flacs are burned as |
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flacs, and you must mount the cd to get at them. |
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-d |
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darren kirby :: Part of the problem since 1976 :: http://badcomputer.org |
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"...the number of UNIX installations has grown to 10, with more expected..." |
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- Dennis Ritchie and Ken Thompson, June 1972 |
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