Tracks, but not as you know them

[mdlbear]

I've just spent the last hour or so persuading my album build system to cook me up a CD-ROM with audio tracks. The Mac and Linux, at least, are perfectly ok with this. I will see tomorrow whether a range of other, mostly cheap, players can handle it. It turns out that multisession insanity probably won't be necessary for About Bleeding Time -- CD-ROMs are allowed to have audio tracks.

And I might have enough information now to make multi-session disks correctly; the documentation for TOC files seems to have improved considerably during the last few months of the run-up toward Etch.

Comments

[thatcrazycajun.livejournal.com]

Congratulations on your progress from here, too...and kudos for the label design; I think it's quite clever and amusing as a carrying forward of the CD title (graphics geek and incurable pun-freak talking).

[mdlbear]

Thanks -- I came up with the title and graphic almost simultaneously, at which point it was a simple matter of throwing money at a graphics wizard to turn the vague idea of a bleeding clock into something really brilliant.