CDText
CD-Text, or CD-Text metadata, is a standard for embedding textual information on audio compact discs. It enables disc authors to store titles, artists, and other text directly on the CD so compatible players can display them during playback, without relying on external files.
The format was developed in the 1990s by Philips and Sony as an extension of the Red
Availability and compatibility vary. CD-Text is optional, and many older players ignore it. Even when present
Limitations and notes. CD-Text is not a universal standard across all players or regions, and different drives