Originally posted by Taelon@May 10 2002,11:16
What are PREGAPS doing in a BIN/CUE? My thinking is you only need pregaps/postgaps (after the last data track/before the first audio track) if you're burning an ISO/MP3 image... but a BIN already comes with all the "gaps" that were on the original CD included, all that matters is that the INDEX times in the cue sheet are correct.
Now, I'll admit I don't know a hell of a lot about troubleshooting CD burning software (because my set up just works
), but the idea of deleting the pregaps in a bin's cuesheet doesn't sound right to me.
If pregaps are unneccessary, why would CDRWin put them in?
When I copy games I rip to an image and then burn because I've got a ghetto PC. As you can see in
this thread the cuesheet I posted has a pregap with the track
after the data track. I ripped this as I would any game that I copy and they never fail. Occaisionally I get buffer underruns but no bad burns.
Now NiGHTS has two data tracks, so I don't find it odd that it has pregaps on both tracks two and three. They both follow data tracks.
Also the cue sheet I posted for NiGHTS
here also contains them.
Buggered if I know what's going on...
Does the damn thing work Gallstaff?