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HELLLLOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! .sit ??? *sigh* - Version: 0.6.0, 11/20/2003 02:28AM PST
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loshooligun
The .sit file will not open. Which brings me to my next question: why are people not using .sitx for MacOS 10.x ???????????? There is a good reason why .sitx exists for OS X =)
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- HELLLLOOOOOOOO!!!!!!! .sit ??? *sigh*
Cue file problems - explanation? - Version: 0.6.0, 9/30/2003 03:02PM PST
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kdwedge_dotmac
I ran into the problem with the cue files mentioned a couple of times. If I edited the cue files and replaced the ^M's with a line break in Text Editor, the cdrdao command ran successfully.
Problem with CDRDAO + missing cue sheet - Version: 0.6.0, 9/6/2003 02:25PM PST
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atr000
Toast 6 works supporting bin/cue format perfectly. This was coming from a iMac 17" Superdrive with DVR-105 that had problems with bin/cue. It would report cannot accept cue sheet variant. Unfortunately, I've yet to find a fix other than Toast 6.
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