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From: clewis@henry.demon.co.uk (Chris Lewis)
Subject: How much space lost by mixing audio & data on CD?
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Date: Sat, 19 Feb 1994 04:20:06 GMT

Feeling guilty for not peeking in the FAQ...

A friend wants to whack a small amount of text, and maybe some other binary 
data, on the end of an audio cd that he's putting together. He's keen to leave 
as much room as possible for audio, and wonders what the overhead of this 
"partitioning" is.  Can he have, say, 70 mins of music and just a small chunk 
of disk for computer-munchable stuff?

Chris Lewis