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Not sure if this is in scope of the project, however inorder to listen to podcasts in the car I have created: https://github.com/arran4/podcast-cdr-manager
It successfully creates an ISO. My linux machine can read it:
However when I put it in the car:
( TOYOTA YARIS, RADIO/CD/DVD/SAT/TV, CD/MP3 PLAYER, NCP9#, SINGLE, 10/05-06/16 )
However when I burn the mp3s with K3b it works fine. (Default settings. It works, so it's not a CDRW issue.)
Testing it with just ISO9660 with K3b:
That seemed to work. So I suspect this might be an ISO issue OR an issue with how I'm using the library?
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Hi @arran4 , could you maybe share with me a working and non-working image containing the same file(s)? It would really help in debugging.
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Sure. I have since deleted the original images so I will have to recreate it.
https://gist.github.com/arran4/5676f9ec6a7a0517f739b248a7abd62d
Bah.
output.iso.gz
k3bcreated.iso.gz
Seems you have to gzip ISOs to upload them and they need to be less than 25mb. Seems a project specific note to include in the default issue.
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Not sure if this is in scope of the project, however inorder to listen to podcasts in the car I have created:
https://github.com/arran4/podcast-cdr-manager
It successfully creates an ISO. My linux machine can read it:
However when I put it in the car:
( TOYOTA YARIS, RADIO/CD/DVD/SAT/TV, CD/MP3 PLAYER, NCP9#, SINGLE, 10/05-06/16 )
However when I burn the mp3s with K3b it works fine. (Default settings. It works, so it's not a CDRW issue.)
Testing it with just ISO9660 with K3b:
That seemed to work. So I suspect this might be an ISO issue OR an issue with how I'm using the library?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: