songbird

.raw just means it's a binary and I want the file written exactly as-is -- no extra bytes or headers on it. This is for an older, custom-format CD player, so I don't care if it will work on modern players or not. Thanks for the link to the guide; that may help me do what I want.

I'm trying to create a cue file for a multi-session audio CD. Both sessions are audio. I've successfully burned a disc on an older Windows PC using a program called cdrecord.exe, but that doesn't work on my newer Win 7 PC. Here is the batch file for that DOS-based program: cdrecord dev=0,1,0 speed=8 -pad -tao -multi -audio music.raw cdrecord dev=0,1,0 speed=8 -pad -tao -audio trk02.raw trk03.raw trk04.raw trk05.raw trk06.raw trk07.raw trk08.raw trk09.raw trk10.raw trk11.raw trk12.raw trk13.raw trk14.raw trk15.raw trk16.raw trk17.raw trk18.raw trk19.raw trk20.raw trk21.raw Naturally, I have all the *.raw files as separate files. How can I create a single, burnable disc image from these source tracks? Or how can I create an equivalent cue file for the above tracks? Thanks in advance!