Checking CDG's on CD, after Burning, with SIGLOS Player
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Checking CDG's on CD, after Burning, with SIGLOS Player
How do I get to try the just burnt CDG's, on CD, with Siglos Player Recorder? How do I get the titles of a Custom CDG to register on Siglos Player Recorder, instead of the Free DB, and why do they register as CDA when they should be CDG as they have been just burnt on CDG Burner 2? I need some guidance to streamline my process of Burning CDG's and checking them straightaway, using CDG Burner 2 and Siglos Player Recorder. Please HELP.
chrisval
I quite often have a problem with burning with CDG Burner 2 where the disc has burnt successfully but there have been NO LYRICS on the finished CDG files on the Disc. I too, need a similar request to make sure the finished CDG's on the disc are OK (Lyrics & Music), straight after Burning with CDG Burner 2, on Siglos Player Recorder. A streamline process would be welcome. Thank you.
A CD+G disc is also an Audio CD so it will show the files in CDA format and not CD+G.
The reason that your graphics are not displaying has to do with the writer drive. Almost all the new DVD-RAM, DVD, and Blu-Ray devices with CD writing capabilities can't write the RW Sub-codes that are required for CD+G. Most of them can read the RW Sub-codes but can't write them. The devices that can write RW sub-codes are "Hardware Based" encoders like the old Plextor 755, 716, 712, 708 DVD series drives and all of their 48x and slower CD-RW drives.
Most of the newer LG, Pioneer and Lacie drive's that I've tested don't write CD+G regardless of software used. You just go thru trial and error with using CD-RW discs until you find the right device.
The reason that your graphics are not displaying has to do with the writer drive. Almost all the new DVD-RAM, DVD, and Blu-Ray devices with CD writing capabilities can't write the RW Sub-codes that are required for CD+G. Most of them can read the RW Sub-codes but can't write them. The devices that can write RW sub-codes are "Hardware Based" encoders like the old Plextor 755, 716, 712, 708 DVD series drives and all of their 48x and slower CD-RW drives.
Most of the newer LG, Pioneer and Lacie drive's that I've tested don't write CD+G regardless of software used. You just go thru trial and error with using CD-RW discs until you find the right device.
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