[vorbis] Using oggenc

[Tony Hursh]

At 12:51 AM 6/26/2003, Ti Kan wrote:

>That is incorrect, Santosh.  There is no such thing as a .cda file.
>Under M$ Windows, the windows explorer displays audio tracks as such
>files only for your "convenience".  They are only illusions.  The data
>is not recorded in a ".cda" format on CD.

Yep. The Macintosh displays the tracks as "AIFF" files for much the same 
reason, although it appears to be a little cleaner than the Windows 
implementation. There's also a nice XML pseudo-file called TOC.plist (or 
something similar, I'm away from my Mac) that has a lot of useful 
information on track lengths and such.

<p>The original poster might want to give my program, OggCarton, a try as 
well. It's an integrated ripper, database, and web server. It's still beta, 
but appears to be  approaching stability. I hope.

http://oggcarton.sourceforge.net 

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