Martin Michlmayr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * Joerg Schilling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-04-21 22:06]:
> > > You admited previously that cdda2wav does not deal with "CDs" that
> > > include deviations from the standard - however, cdparanoia works fine
> > > with them. (I'm talking about audio CDs which have a datatrack at the
> > > end, without being multi-session.)
> >
> > I've never seen such a CD and I am not willing to believe the existence
> > untill there is a proof.
>
> What information do you need?
As a first step, the TOC output from a
readcd -clone
run (appears on stderr) from an original CD (not a copy) would help.
Note that you should read the man page first and use supported dev= arguments
only.
Shut down any unfriendly (and thus broken) programs before inserting the
CD (e.g. hald) and do not run any other program that accesses the CD or the
CD TOC before running readcd.
> > Without a proof for the existence of such CDs, there is no need to do
> > anything
> > with cdda2wav. Cdda2wav has been reported to be much better than cdparanoia
> > by all people I am aware of.
>
> IMHO cdparanoia works more reliably.
This is definitely not true.
Since 2003, cdda2wav is the most advanced and most reliable DAE known tool on
UNIX. And note: cdparanoia is Linux only.
Jörg
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