Audio & Data & VCD altogether - How to?

[digiwebart]

How do I create a multimedia CD-Rom that includes
1) Audio tracks
2) Data (eg: shockwave presentation)
3) VCD
and make sure a regular cd player plays back music, a hardware vcd player play the video and a computer run the multimedia data.

Need urgent help.

[vitualis]

You can definitely put additional data files on a VCD. VCDImager, VCD Toolkit (I think), Nero and ?WinOnCD allow you to do this.

VCD2.0 also supports CD-DA audio tracks. I think that only WinOnCD and VCD Toolkit support this functionality though.

Regards.

[digiwebart]

Thank you very much for your help.
Regards,
Serkan Durusoy

[Jeomite]

You can probably burn the audio tracks first. Close Session (not Close Disc). Then burn a VCD (containing your extra data files - Nero can do that). Or vice-versa.

I never tried it myself, but you can always give it a shot...

[AntnyMD]

I havent seen one piece of software that supports each and every capability of VCD 2.0. I'm kind of hoping VCDImager will step up to the plate.

VCD Toolkit and Videopack 4 will allow video and CDDA audio, but no extra data files.

Nero and VCDImager will allow video and extra data files, but no extra CDDA audio.

[digiwebart]

I tried what "JEOMITE" proposed, but it did not work out.

[vitualis]

Jeomite, what you described cannot work. VCD2.0 is very specific on exactly where certain things go phyisically on the CD.

Regards.