> Is there a simple way to create a .toc file for cdrdao from a bunch of
> wav files? I just want to recreate the action of
> cdrecord -dao -audio [other options] *.wav
> but using cdrdao.
Here's a snippet of perl code which will do the trick, for the simple
case (the data in each .WAV file is a multiple of an audio sector in
length, no pregaps or index marks are to be added, etc.).
Just do a "./maketok *.wav > foo.toc" and then "cdrdao write foo.toc"
Much greater elegance, featurefulness, etc. could certainly be
implemented - add salt, pepper, hot sauce, etc. to your taste,
stir, and then burn ;-)
#!/usr/bin/perl
$track=1;
foreach $wav (@ARGV) {
print "// Track $track\n";
print "TRACK AUDIO\n";
print "FILE \"$wav\"\n";
print "\n";
$track ++;
}
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