View Single Post
Old 30th December 2001, 16:58   #8  |  Link
Toon_Junkie
Registered User
 
Join Date: Oct 2001
Posts: 23
hey there,

well I figured this would happen. Don't get confused. I did my testing on the Album-ID, not the Volume-ID.

So I just did a quick little test on the Volume-id. I was able to enter in 32 characters and it would build without a problem. Anything over that would give you issues.
Quote:
++ WARN: Volume label too long, will be truncated
--DEBUG: changed volume label to `01234567890123456789012345678901'
and it would not allow anything outside of d-character constraints (note the space again)
Quote:
++ WARN: string '0123456789 123456789012345678901' fails d-character constraint(pos = 10)
Interestingly enough, VCDEasy would only allow me to enter a 20 character Volume-id. TSCV would only allow me to enter a 31 character Volume-id. So both programs stop you from entering an invalid Volume-ID.

So... to sum up again

Volume-id (Volume label of the CD-ROM. Content restricted to upto 32 d-characters. This is label usually shows up on computer systems as volume label.)
-32 characters max
-must be d-characters

Album-id (Name of the album which the discs belongs to. This id is used in conjunction with other elements to decide whether a disc is the next volume of the currently played one.)
-16 characters max
-must be d-characters
__________________
Toon_Junkie
Toon_Junkie is offline   Reply With Quote