(CDA 5, Plextor 48/24/48A)
Hi,
I have had a bit of trouble with ISRC codes on a recent job. The job was a three track single with ISRC codes ending:
..00041
..00042
..00043
After burning the CD, I ripped it back into CD Architect (as I always do) to make sure that everything looked correct. The ISRC codes came back as:
..00042
..00042
..00043
I tried burning the single on to several makes of good quality CDs at low burn speeds but the same thing happened in each case.
However, when I examined the CDs with Plextools and CDRDAO both programs reported that the ISRC codes had been written correctly:
..00041
..00042
..00043
Therefore I am almost certain that the codes are being written correctly and that there is a bug in CD Architect which is stopping it from reading them back properly. Has anyone else seen anything like this?
When people are trusting me to do a job it would be nice to be 100% sure that I am giving them CDs with the ISRC codes that they asked for.
P.S. is there an email address to send in bug reports ?
Hi,
I have had a bit of trouble with ISRC codes on a recent job. The job was a three track single with ISRC codes ending:
..00041
..00042
..00043
After burning the CD, I ripped it back into CD Architect (as I always do) to make sure that everything looked correct. The ISRC codes came back as:
..00042
..00042
..00043
I tried burning the single on to several makes of good quality CDs at low burn speeds but the same thing happened in each case.
However, when I examined the CDs with Plextools and CDRDAO both programs reported that the ISRC codes had been written correctly:
..00041
..00042
..00043
Therefore I am almost certain that the codes are being written correctly and that there is a bug in CD Architect which is stopping it from reading them back properly. Has anyone else seen anything like this?
When people are trusting me to do a job it would be nice to be 100% sure that I am giving them CDs with the ISRC codes that they asked for.
P.S. is there an email address to send in bug reports ?