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Audio cds
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Is it possible to get the freedb/cddb file from the filename of an audio cd? The audio cd on wb give a name.. example: audiocd_0a00048e56. Can this information be used to finding the corerct freedb file for this music cd? Or how is this solved?

X5000
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Re: Audio cds
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If you set the proper tooltypes in PlayCD, it will fetch the CDDB file for you.

I have a directory reserved for CDDB files and I use these PlayCD tooltypes:


DOSDEV=CD0
(DEVICE=scsi.device)
(UNIT=2)
(SKIP=???)
(PEEKTIME=333333)
(PUBSCREEN=<public screen name>)
(BUFMEMTYPE=1)
USECDDB
URL=http://freedb.org:80/~cddb/cddb.cgi
(PROXY=)
USER=xxxx@yyyy.com
CACHEDIR=Caches:CDDB
LISTSIZE=10
USEAHI

"USER" has to be an email address. It doesn't have to be real, any address will do. I use an old address from the dial-up days, but it still works, even though the company folded 15 years ago.

cheers
tony
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Re: Audio cds
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I think the volume name is related to the memory address of its process (and thuis unrelated to the disc-id), but I'm not sure.

The CDDB file is named with the disc-id, which is calculated from some information about the disc; the number of tracks, the total length, and the lengths of the two first tracks, IIRC. You can find exact info on the freedb.org site, e.g. in this file: http://ftp.freedb.org/pub/freedb/misc/freedb_howto1.07.zip

Best regards,

Niels

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