

If you are curious you might try putting this disc on other people's PCs and I bet you'll find that most or maybe even all of them can see the extra content. There's probably some software that you are using that I've never used that is causing this behavior. I have no idea what is keeping your PC from seeing this session but I've never run into it on any PC I ever owned. While I did once buy an audio CD that absolutely does not have the one bonus video it was supposed to have, I've never had a PC that couldn't see the 2nd session on this type of disc. I can't figure out why they would market this CD to the masses and make it impractical for a standard OS to access the bonus content (not that the content was good quality to begin with). Realistically, I don't see my needing to do this again much in the future, but at least I can if I need to. The CD was the bonus content disc from Speak Now from Target. If this DOESN'T show up, reply back with a screenshot of what you do see we'll be able to help you further.Įdit: It could be a true "BlueBook" Enhanced Audio CD, but I doubt it as the tools for creating those are ANCIENT, and most producers/distributors have long since reverted to a simpler ISO9660+Flash/Etc+Autorun layout.

Look within that section and you should be able Extract (right-clicking) the data to your Hard drive (assuming the CD doesn't have some stupid copy protection on it). You should see a "CD" icon on the lefthand panel with a tree that shows one or more audio CD tracks, and then finally at the bottom (end) a Data track that holds an ISO9660 and/or Joliet and/or UDF filesystem. No matter how you're set up with your standard Windows drivers, you can use ISOBuster to see a multi-session Audio CD (as it uses its own code for that).

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