Re: Recording cd's with cdrecord or xcdroast
Well, I tried with the cpu being on its default 133 mhz, but did it only occasionally
without buffer underruns, now I've overclocked to 166 mhz and that works just fine (of
course I made sure that not any single unnecessary process is running while burning, no
cron, no at, no anything).
I'm ripping with dd because cdparanoia is too unpredictable, so (out of memory, I'm not
at home now) I do:
dd if=/dev/hdc | cdrecord speed=2 <blablabla>
hdc is a asus cds-500 (50max ide-cdrom), hdd (with ide-scsi emulation) is a mitsumi
cr2801te (aka crapware) ide-cdrecorder.
hth,
&rw
On Thu, 17 Feb 2000 15:55:54 +0100, Ron Rademaker writes:
>I have a Athlon 500 so I guess it should also be able to rip and burn
>on-the-fly, please let me know how you did this...
>
>Ron
>
>On Thu, 17 Feb 2000, Robert Waldner wrote:
>> Well, on my 166 mhz machine it's possible to rip from hdc and burn to hdd on
>>-the-fly, so that should not be much of a problem, especially if you perform t
>>he two operations via different channels (ide and scsi in that case)...
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