Technical Issues
AIFF files shown instead of Wav
A Red Book Audio CD (CD-A) contains only a single audio stream in the 44.1kHz 16-bit format, divided into tracks using markers. It does not have a file system, meaning there are never actual files (neither AIFF nor WAV) on a CD-A. The automatic ...
Exported Audio shows strange time format
A common issue with most media players is that their preview function cannot accurately determine the duration of variable bit rate (VBR) files in advance. Until the file is played and its actual duration is known, players typically estimate the ...
Client can't open DDP player
In some cases, devices with macOS can show the error message "The application HOFA DDP Player macOS.app can‘t be opened." In these cases, the DDP Player is not labeled as an “executable file”. This label is normally automatically active, but the ...
CD text missing or incorrect
When playing a CD on your computer, keep in mind that not all software reads or displays the CD-Text information from the disc. In many cases, title information is retrieved from the internet, which may not match the text on the CD. For example, ...
CD text and special characters
This is a general limitation of CD-Text. The CD-Text standard defined by Sony uses the character encoding according to ISO 8859-1. This character encoding contains the special characters most commonly found in Western European languages. ...