Try:
cdda2wav -D /dev/hdb -x -H -t <track> -O wav <filename>
-Mark
On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Nicole Carlson wrote:
>
> Talk about frustrating. How the hell does cdda2wav work? 'cdda2wav -B
> -D/dev/hdb' (I have IDE drives, not SCSI) gives me (correct) track
> information, so I know it CAN read the damn thing. Why, then, does it
> emit a series of little whirring sounds (sounds like it's spinning up the
> CD and then stopping it) and stay at '0% done' forever? Help?
>
> thanks
>
> --nicole twn
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