Gcombust has always been the best for me, easy to setup and easy to use for all your burning needs. On Sunday 05 January 2003 12:34 am, Phil wrote: > Hello All, > > While demonstrating the merits of Linux to an acquaintance I was asked to > burn an mp3 file to a CD in audio format. This is where my troubles > started. > > Xcdroast apparently will only accept wave files, and Gnome Toaster would > only burn the mp3 file as a data file no matter what setting I tried. > > I tried mpg123 to convert the mp3 file to a wave file but that failed also. > mpg123 -w mp3file wavefile does nothing except display the help screen. > mpg123 --wav mp3file wavefile at least does something if only to create an > empty file named wavefile. > > This has been an exercise in frustration compounded by the fact that I was > able the create an audio CD under MS Windows using Nero in a couple of > minutes and I have never used Nero before! > > I use cdrecord to create back-ups but I have never had a need to create an > audio CD. How do I do this? Past messages suggest the Gnome Toaster is the > answer. Maybe the version supplied with Mandrake 9 is not working > correctly?
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