CD TOC MSF Format
05 June 2006, 06:43 PM
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CD TOC MSF Format
Anybody understand this that can explain it in simple ish terms..
Havent managed to get my head around it!
David
Havent managed to get my head around it!
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05 June 2006, 07:09 PM
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TOC = Table of Contents = Like an index of whats stored on the CD
MSF= Minute Second Frame= a way of measuring time on a compact disc (CD), expressed in the format mm:ss:ff, where mm is minutes, ss is seconds and ff is frames.
MSF= Minute Second Frame= a way of measuring time on a compact disc (CD), expressed in the format mm:ss:ff, where mm is minutes, ss is seconds and ff is frames.
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Yes I know that 
I want to generate a fake CD TOC from files in a folder
I want to generate a fake CD TOC from files in a folder
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not when I need to create a fake CD TOC as im not generating it from a physical cd, rather a list / folder of the files.
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So you want a TOC without creating a physical disc ? Good luck
You could create a bin/cue of some random files, then edit the cue file manually with your required track lengths and gaps etc and mount the image as a virtual drive with Deamon Tools or similar.
No idea how you would do this on the fly from a folder though. What is it you want to achieve eventually?
Perhaps you could find something to generate a cue file, then use cue2toc to create a toc file ?
You could create a bin/cue of some random files, then edit the cue file manually with your required track lengths and gaps etc and mount the image as a virtual drive with Deamon Tools or similar.
No idea how you would do this on the fly from a folder though. What is it you want to achieve eventually?
Perhaps you could find something to generate a cue file, then use cue2toc to create a toc file ?
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