Mount created image issue

billynews · December 2, 2009

Hi,

I've successfully created an image for an Audio CD.

I'm able to burn this image to a disc, but after

mounting the image with Daemon Tools Lite I can't

read it.

Is this an Audio CD thing? Or did I made something

wrong?

I'll never had this problem with DVD-Images.

Kind regards,

billy

**LIGHTNING UK!** · December 2, 2009

You mounted the CUE file yeah?

There's no reason for it not to work.

billynews · December 2, 2009

You mounted the CUE file yeah?

There's no reason for it not to work.

yes, that's what I did and thought :whistling:

and btw my log

I 22:05:39 Operation Started!

I 22:05:39 Source Device: [1:0:0] HL-DT-ST BDDVDRW GGC-H20L 1.03 (Y:) (ATA)

I 22:05:39 Source Media Type: CD-ROM (Speeds: 4x; 8x; 16x; 24x; 32x; 40x)

I 22:05:39 Source Media Sectors: 229.130

I 22:05:39 Source Media Size: 538.913.760 bytes

I 22:05:39 Source Media File System(s): None

I 22:05:39 Read Speed (Data/Audio): MAX / 48x

I 22:05:39 Destination File: E:\Image.bin

I 22:05:39 Destination Free Space: 112.956.239.872 Bytes (110.308.828 KB) (107.723 MB) (105 GB)

I 22:05:39 Destination File System: NTFS

I 22:05:39 File Splitting: None

I 22:09:10 Reading Session 1 of 1... (24 Tracks, LBA: 0 - 229129)

I 22:09:10 Reading Track 1 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 0 - 9024)

I 22:09:20 Reading Track 2 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 9025 - 22144)

I 22:09:29 Reading Track 3 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 22145 - 36107)

I 22:09:38 Reading Track 4 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 36108 - 37112)

I 22:09:38 Reading Track 5 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 37113 - 45734)

I 22:09:43 Reading Track 6 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 45735 - 46584)

I 22:09:44 Reading Track 7 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 46585 - 52139)

I 22:09:47 Reading Track 8 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 52140 - 64277)

I 22:09:54 Reading Track 9 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 64278 - 71984)

I 22:09:58 Reading Track 10 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 71985 - 74324)

I 22:09:59 Reading Track 11 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 74325 - 84142)

I 22:10:04 Reading Track 12 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 84143 - 86312)

I 22:10:05 Reading Track 13 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 86313 - 94077)

I 22:10:09 Reading Track 14 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 94078 - 103634)

I 22:10:14 Reading Track 15 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 103635 - 112262)

I 22:10:18 Reading Track 16 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 112263 - 123779)

I 22:10:23 Reading Track 17 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 123780 - 131519)

I 22:10:27 Reading Track 18 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 131520 - 139527)

I 22:10:30 Reading Track 19 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 139528 - 148547)

I 22:10:34 Reading Track 20 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 148548 - 179088)

I 22:10:46 Reading Track 21 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 179089 - 188861)

I 22:10:50 Reading Track 22 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 188862 - 199304)

I 22:10:54 Reading Track 23 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 199305 - 215216)

I 22:11:00 Reading Track 24 of 24... (AUDIO/2352, LBA: 215217 - 229129)

I 22:11:11 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:05:31

I 22:11:11 Average Read Rate: 1.589 KB/s (9.2x) - Maximum Read Rate: 6.279 KB/s (36.4x)

billynews · December 2, 2009

You mounted the CUE file yeah?

There's no reason for it not to work.

sorry, my first answer is not really correct.

If I try to mount the Cue-File I'm getting the error message:

Unable to mount image. File contains no data.

If I mount the Bin-File, I don't get an error message,

but I can't read it.

**LIGHTNING UK!** · December 2, 2009

Well, mounting the bin will never work so you can forget about that.

There shouldn't be an issue with mounting the CUE, just open it up in notepad for me please and copy + paste everything into a reply.

Is your version of DT Lite up-to-date? Maybe it's buggy and won't load CUE's nicely?

billynews · December 2, 2009

Well, mounting the bin will never work so you can forget about that.

There shouldn't be an issue with mounting the CUE, just open it up in notepad for me please and copy + paste everything into a reply.

Is your version of DT Lite up-to-date? Maybe it's buggy and won't load CUE's nicely?

yep, Daemon Tools are up to date.

Here the content of the Cue-File:

FILE "Image.bin" BINARY

TRACK 01 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 00:00:00

INDEX 01 00:00:33

TRACK 02 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 02:00:25

TRACK 03 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 04:55:20

TRACK 04 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 08:01:33

TRACK 05 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 08:14:63

TRACK 06 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 10:09:60

TRACK 07 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 10:21:10

TRACK 08 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 11:35:15

TRACK 09 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 14:17:03

TRACK 10 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 15:59:60

TRACK 11 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 16:31:00

TRACK 12 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 18:41:68

TRACK 13 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 19:10:63

TRACK 14 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 20:54:28

TRACK 15 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 23:01:60

TRACK 16 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 24:56:63

TRACK 17 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 27:30:30

TRACK 18 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 29:13:45

TRACK 19 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 01 31:00:28

TRACK 20 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 33:00:48

INDEX 01 33:10:48

TRACK 21 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 39:47:64

INDEX 01 39:50:25

TRACK 22 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 41:58:12

INDEX 01 41:58:33

TRACK 23 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 44:17:30

INDEX 01 44:22:30

TRACK 24 AUDIO

FLAGS PRE

INDEX 00 47:49:42

INDEX 01 47:54:35

I should have choosen a CD with less tracks :rolleyes:

**LIGHTNING UK!** · December 2, 2009

I assume the image.bin is still called image.bin and it's in the same folder as the cue file?

You might also like to try removing all the 'FLAGS PRE' lines from the cue file and mounting it again.

billynews · December 3, 2009

I've found it...

After I've converted the CUE from Unicode to ANSI with Notepad,

I'm able to mount the CUE with DT :whistling:

hmm, is this problem of DT? Or ImgBurn? Or my OS (German Windows XP)?

Or just bad luck?

I'm confused :wacko:

Edited December 3, 2009 by billynews

**LIGHTNING UK!** · December 3, 2009

Well, ImgBurn saves in Ansi format by default so if you made it unicode then that's your problem

It defaults to ansi for the very reason that some tools just can't read a unicode text file - and I knew DT suffered from that.

billynews · December 3, 2009

Well, ImgBurn saves in Ansi format by default so if you made it unicode then that's your problem

It defaults to ansi for the very reason that some tools just can't read a unicode text file - and I knew DT suffered from that.

no, I didn't changed it manually - at least I'm not aware of it.

Or is it a setting of ImgBurn I didn't find right now?

**LIGHTNING UK!** · December 3, 2009

The option to save as ansi/unicode is in the actual 'Save As' box that pops up (in the 'Save as type' drop down box).

To have it default to either one of them there are checkboxes in the settings on the 'General' -> 'Page 2' tab.

billynews · December 3, 2009

To have it default to either one of them there are checkboxes in the settings on the 'General' -> 'Page 2' tab.

sorry, I think I've changed this option - but I can't remember :huh:

I'm very rarely creating CUE-Files, so maybe I did it a long time ago

for whatever reason.

Thanx for your help anyway.

Regards,

billy

Mount created image issue

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