Kirk McElhearn wrote: > > On Apr 28, 2005, at 12:26 PM, DZ-Jay wrote: > >>> That's not what I mean. I'm talking about duplicating an Audio CD so >>> that any computer reading the duplicate Audio CD will query the correct >>> CDDB information. AFAIK, recording an Audio CD as individual tracks >>> (regardless of the codec) will cause Audio CDs re-burned from ripped >>> tracks to be unrecognized by CDDB-aware apps. >>> >> >> That is right. So, do we agree that creating an image of the disc >> first, like someone proposed, will work to keep all information of >> the original disc? I don't see why not. > > > No, because it only creates an image of files on the disc. That why you > need to use DAO/EAC copying. I thought making an image entailed extracting the entire filesystem structure, which in the case of Audio CDs, includes the TOC. I could be wrong, of course... In any case, can you recommend a good DAO application for OS X? dZ.