Re: [Libcdio-devel] Paranoia and CD-Extra

[R. Bernstein]

Patric Guimond's patch has finally been committed to CVS. Sorry again
for the delay.  Alas cutting and pasting from the posting patch
cleanly on the current CVS sources, so I had to intervene. Please look
over to verify I haven't botched things.

Also, I made some small changes to the FixupTOC patch. Some C
compilers require that declarations not follow statements unless you
start a new block. In particular it looked like this was happening to
variable last_ses_lsn. And I don't like magic constants like 75 put in
code. (More could be done here since there is a #define for the number
of frames in a 2-second gap. But I guess I'm getting old and less
rigorous about such stuff.)

Patrick Guimond writes:
 > Hi
 > 
 > I already sent a patch about this. It went through unnoticed though... :/
 > 
 > You can find it here:
 > http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/libcdio-devel/2006-08/msg00000.html
 > 
 > Patrick Guimond
 > 
 > 
 > David Stockwell wrote:
 > > Ripping a CD in CD-Extra format (with links to a website following the
 > > last track, I find that cdio-paranoia continues to read the track beyond
 > > the end of the track until it hits the "Extra" portion, recording
 > > everything thereafter as a "skip". This appears to be a known problem
 > > with Paranoia.
 > >  
 > > FWIW, I am using cdio_paranoia_read_limited, with a callback to report
 > > the status, so I do know what is going on.  In reading the track, I am
 > > seeking the first LSN of the track, then looping through the track from
 > > the first LSN to the last, similar to the following:
 > >  
 > > for (lsn_t lsnCurr=lsnFirst; lsnCurr<=lsnLast; ++lsnCurr) {
 > >     pParaBuffer = cdio_paranoia_read_limited(pParanoia, cbParanoia, 20);
 > > }
 > >  
 > > So, why am I reading past the end of the last track?
 > >  
 > > Looking at the includes, I see a call to
 > > cdio_paranoia_set_range(pParanoia, {beginning LSN}, {ending LSN}) which
 > > is not really documented, but appears to set limits on how far paranoia
 > > will read.
 > >  
 > > Including that call in my source, I get a good compile, but the link
 > > fails with "undefined reference to cdio_paranoia_set_range".
 > >  
 > > I have installed 0.78 into /usr/local (the basic distro includes 0.77 in
 > > /usr).
 > >  
 > > Finally, this is the only disk I cannot read/rip, so I believe it has to
 > > do with strangeness from this format.
 > >  
 > > Any help?
 > >  
 > > David Stockwell
 > > 
 > > 
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