@xenon dual-sided cd/dvd combos aren't allowed by the spec and iwrc are actually slightly out of spec so some players won't read them, so i would be surprised if writeable ones exist. they might though
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@Felthry oh, that's too bad. physical media that's able to carry audio and videos as two separate pieces of an art project would've be nice

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@xenon would it be possible to encode part of a CD with red book audio and part of it as a video CD? (not to be confused with CD video, which was just miniature laserdiscs and never came in writable formats)
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@Felthry i'm sure it would be possible, but i'm not sure how well software supports disc burning outside of one or the other

-- freya raccooncat ​

@xenon I think it should work fine? Each track written to a CD is handled separately, and can be different types of data

and playing it back wouldn't be hard if you were worried about that, by the way. Just about any DVD player can play video CDs, even if that's not a feature most people use outside of southeast asia (where VCDs were much more popular than videocassettes due to better resisting that region's humidity, and where they continue to be a popular low-cost format)
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