On Monday 09 July 2001 14:02, you wrote:
> Hello Alex.
>
> I've been burning audio cds here for about 3 weeks with absolutely no
> problem at all. I use cdparanoia for wripping the audio cd into wav
> files. I use a command like:
> cdparanoia -B 1- which wrips all of the tracks off of the cd into wav
> files. I make sure they are in their own directory. I have an
> audiocd script that a friend wrote for me. The cdrecord line I'm
> using is:
> cdrecord -v speed=10 dev=1,0,0 -audio $files
> $files is usually *.wav. If you are recording your own .wav files,
> you need to add the -pad option as well. I have never had a failure
> yet.
>
> I hope this helps.
Yes, that works great.
But what I don't understand is this:
I ripped a cd creating .wav files and .inf files.
Then I copied the .wav files to a new directory
then I used your command line (with my own
device, of course)
It made a new cd. Wonderful. But when I play it
with the gnome cd player, the album title and
track title appear as they did on the original CD.
I don't understand how that happened? Do .wav
files contain text? Do they contain cddb info?
I thought a .wav file was just sound information.
Alex Miller
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