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Do you use only K3b? Have you any program to suggest?
Do you know how to burn CDs in console mode?
I think i can use cdparanoia -wB, and then cdrecord.
Do you know if it is possible to burn many tracks without listing every song? Sorry for my bad english. I try to explain better.
If i have track1.wav track2.wav ...... trackN.wav, does exists a way to record every tracks without writing cdrecord speed=24 dev=0,0,0 -audio track1.wav track2.wav .......... trackN.wav?
Distribution: Currently Suse 11.1 but have RH7,8,9 / Fedora 7,8_64,9_64,&10_64
Posts: 634
Rep:
of course console mode
this guy explains it much better than me
Quote:
Dudes, go with the CLI. Specifically:
1. Copy whatever data you want to put on the CD into a directory, which we'll
call: /home/user/whatever
2. Make your image file, which we'll call "my_image.img" by running this
command:mkisofs -r -o my_image.img /home/user/whatever
3. Burn it to CD by running this command:
cdrecord -v speed=8 dev=0,0,0 -data my_image.img
Of course, set the speed to whatever value you're comfortable with. My CD-RW can
supposedly handle 24X, but it pukes above about 12, so I go with 8X to avoid
coasters. Seriously, try the CLI and you'll never go back to Nero or xcdroast.
They're nice GUI's but all they're doing is putting a fancy front end on the
command line. -- J.W.
cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -data -dao -pad -eject -v /home/craigh/burn/testcd.iso and
press enter (again change the '/home/craigh/' bit.
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