Hello: Tathagata Banerjee wrote, > i recently bought a cd writing drive, and found that cdrdao has many > advantages over cdrecord, specially in writing video cd images created > from mpg files.
Correct. I use cdrdao extensively for copying everything espl audio CDs. They make purrfect copies and make sure that everything is preserved including CD-TEXT data. Cdrdao will copy anything that you throw at it. > however, i can't make a cd-to-cd copy with the "--source-device" > option pointing to the cdrom drive, because cdrdao insists on (i > think) a scsi cdrom drive. am i reading this correctly? Yes. The hack I use is to use the ide-scsi driver for ATAPI devices as well. > is it possible to copy directly from a normal ide/atapi cdrom drive > using cdrdao (or using cdrecord for that matter)? Yep! > if anyone has done this, please give me the command line for it. No command line. Make sure you load up the ide-scsi driver instead of ide-cd. -- Shanu -- Real Programmers think better when playing Adventure or Rogue. _______________________________________________ linux-india-help mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-india-help
