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Subject:CD extra? Posted by: massgiorgini Date:5/7/2003 8:21:04 AM Hello! I own a copy of Cd Architect 5, and have a demo of Video Vegas 4.0. How can I make an audio CD, with "bonus" video on it. I would want the regular audio portion to play in any CD player, and only be able to access the video through a computer. Can I do this in CD Architect 5, or do I use Vegas Video? Will the demo let me try this feature out? sincerely, Mass
Subject:RE: CD extra? Reply by: Chienworks Date:5/7/2003 12:30:59 PM I may be wrong since i don't have CD-Architect, but from reading the descriptions i don't believe either CD-A nor Vegas can do this. Both EZ CD Creator and Nero can though.
Subject:RE: CD extra? Reply by: jtuffen Date:5/13/2003 10:26:02 AM The way that I do this (since I always seem to have difficulty in getting Nero to do it properly) is to burn the audio part, but not finalise the disc - then burn the data part as a separate operation and finalise the disc. Audio CD players read the audio session, and computers read the data session. Job done! Neither part is burnt as 'multisession' by the way... I use this in Nero, and it has worked every time for me (so far). I guess you could subsequently do a CD-CD copy to make an image of the composite disc for subsequent copies... john..

Subject:CD extra?

Posted by: massgiorgini

Date:5/7/2003 8:21:04 AM

Hello!
I own a copy of Cd Architect 5, and have a demo of Video Vegas 4.0. How can I make an audio CD, with "bonus" video on it. I would want the regular audio portion to play in any CD player, and only be able to access the video through a computer. Can I do this in CD Architect 5, or do I use Vegas Video? Will the demo let me try this feature out?
sincerely,
Mass

Subject:RE: CD extra?

Reply by: Chienworks

Date:5/7/2003 12:30:59 PM

I may be wrong since i don't have CD-Architect, but from reading the descriptions i don't believe either CD-A nor Vegas can do this. Both EZ CD Creator and Nero can though.

Subject:RE: CD extra?

Reply by: jtuffen

Date:5/13/2003 10:26:02 AM

The way that I do this (since I always seem to have difficulty in getting Nero to do it properly) is to burn the audio part, but not finalise the disc - then burn the data part as a separate operation and finalise the disc. Audio CD players read the audio session, and computers read the data session. Job done! Neither part is burnt as 'multisession' by the way...

I use this in Nero, and it has worked every time for me (so far). I guess you could subsequently do a CD-CD copy to make an image of the composite disc for subsequent copies...

john..