I've just started trading concert VCDs with others online, and at the moment, the folks I'm trading with are just uploading the directory structure of the VCD (no image files).

I've got Toast Titanium, vcdgear, vcdhelper, etc... but can't find what I need to do to make a CDROM-XA burnable by toast, or how to use the menu files that are already there. Here's the directory structure I've got:

./CDI_TEXT.FNT
./CDI_VCD.APP
./CDI_VCD.CFG
./EXT/LOT_X.VCD
./EXT/PSD_X.VCD
./EXT/SCANDATA.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ01.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ02.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ03.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ04.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ05.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ06.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ07.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ08.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ09.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ10.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ11.DAT
./MPEGAV/AVSEQ12.DAT
./SEGMENT
./VCD/ENTRIES.VCD
./VCD/INFO.VCD
./VCD/LOT.VCD
./VCD/PSD.VCD


I've tried just writing this to a CDROM-XA, but the video comes up garbled and the sound isn't quite there. From what I've read, the number of tracks on the CD actually needs to be the number of AVSEQ files +1. How is this done?

Ultimately, I'd just like to make these directory structures into bin/cue files (which seem to be the most portable cross-platform), and make them available that way.

Any hints greatly appreciated, as I haven't been able to find this specific info yet.

PS - I wasn't even able to play the .DAT files in Quicktime, until I converted them with vcdgear... I guess that feature (being able to rename a .DAT and play it in Quicktime) is just a feature of Toast compatible MPEG files?

Thanks.