
Recovering audio and computer content from Enhanced CDs.
Enhanced CDs combine conventional audio content with additional computer-accessible material. They were commonly used for music releases with multimedia extras.
An Enhanced CD can contain both audio tracks and computer data, so extracting only the music can omit part of the original release.
Identify the audio and data components before extraction and document the relationship between them.
Extract audio accurately and preserve the data component with its original directory structure or a suitable disc image.
Metadata should distinguish the music tracks from the multimedia content.
Verify both parts of the disc independently.
Reference guidance: This article is informed by optical-media preservation guidance from the U.S. National Archives and the Library of Congress Recommended Formats Statement. Where appropriate, the article distinguishes preservation guidance from practical extraction procedures.
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