PrimoBurnerSDK 3.5.6 introduced a new way for writing hidden tracks to audio CDs.
Before 3.5.6 there would always be a digital silence of 2 seconds at the start of the pre-gap on the first track.
Now PrimoBurner allows the first two seconds to be filled with audio too. All that needs to be done is to set the pre-gap start of the first track to -150. The following code shows how you can use the new feature:
When using PrimoBurner 3.5.3 on Windows XP with SP1 or lower you may receive the following error:
“The procedure entry point EncodePointer could not be located in the dynamic link library KERNEL32.dll”
While PrimoBurner enforces a minimum pre-gap of 2 seconds at the beginning of an audio session, there is no restriction for the maximum length of the pre-gap, so it is possible to place an arbitrary audio content in the pre-gap of the first track.
Such a layout will create a CD with the a “hidden track”. It is “hidden” because normally the only way to play it is by manually seeking to before the start of the first track.
If you want to erase the contents of a DVD+RW media you should write 0s in the sectors that contain the data you want to erase. Here is the C# code:
This is just a quick list of the shared libraries that PrimoBurner requires on Ubuntu Linux.
libhallibdbuslibspeexdspruntime .net hidden-track audio-cd PrimoMpeg DVDBuilder windows ubuntu linux dvd+rw c++