On Wed, 15 May 2002, Seth Kurtzberg wrote:
> Ah, that is correct. I have to look and see what I did to make it work with
> audio CDs. Basically, you just have to make cdrecord dumber; it is, by
> definition, getting a valid input image (since you are trying to make an
> exact copy) so you have to prevent it from telling you that it can't handle
> multitrack. But, of course, it still needs to have at least a full track to
> write...I'll see if I can find my notes.
Well, I did it! My steps were:
0) software needed: cdrecord, cdfs
1) (as root) mount -t cdfs -o ro /dev/cdrom /cdrom
2) cdrecord (options you want) /cdrom/*
cdfs allows you to mount an audio cd. You can see the audio tracks as .wav
files. As cdrecord needs .wav files to record tracks... there you go. I
tried and it didn't fail (I burnt 6 disks or so!).
Well if you like I can send the script (it's easier to copy audio cd's
on-the-fly and it checks the typical things you might forget when
copying).
rgrds,
m4c.
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