Package: cdda2wav
Version: 9:1.1.6-1
Would it be possible to get a command line option to avoid
reading the TOC (the "#if 1" in ReadTocTextSCSIMMC())?
My DVD drive
Samsung SH-S183A
falls asleep for 90 seconds on this ioctl:
:
06:06:45 gettimeofday({1179806805, 463413}, NULL) = 0
06:06:45 ioctl(3, SG_IO, 0x7fff3e6735c0) = 0
06:06:45 gettimeofday({1179806805, 472727}, NULL) = 0
06:06:45 gettimeofday({1179806805, 472873}, NULL) = 0
06:06:45 ioctl(3, SG_IO, 0x7fff3e6735d0) = 0
06:08:16 gettimeofday({1179806896, 238289}, NULL) = 0
06:08:16 write(2, "Read TOC CD Text failed (probabl"..., 50Read TOC CD Text
failed (probably not supported).
) = 50
06:08:16 write(2, "#icedax version ", 16#icedax version ) = 16
06:08:16 write(2, "1.1.6", 51.1.6) = 5
06:08:16 write(2, ", real time sched.", 18, real time sched.) = 18
06:08:16 write(2, ", soundcard", 11, soundcard) = 11
06:08:16 write(2, ", libparanoia", 13, libparanoia) = 13
:
"cdda2wav -H" doesn't help, since it just suppresses writing
the information into .cddb.
If I patch it (set #if 0 in ReadTocTextSCSIMMC()), then there
is no delay.
Many thanx
Harri
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