Re: Recording DAO CD's
Thus spake Edward Guldemond (thedebategod@yifan.net):
> On Sat, Sep 21, 2002 at 06:58:21PM +0200, chainy wrote:
> >
> > I cannot use cdrdao directly to copy cd's because I have problems extracting
> > the tracks, it seems like the drivers in it wont fit with my CD-ROM drive.
> >
> > Anyone knows how to record an audio CD in DAO mode (to eliminate the 2
> > seccond gap between tracks), If I already have the tracks extracted?
> >
>
> First of all, what drivers on cdrdao are you using? It uses (or used,
> because it might have changed) cdparanoia to extract the tracks. Try
> using the drivers generic-mmc-raw and generic-mmc in that order. I
> found that my DVD drive is generic-mmc and my CD-R is generic-mmc-raw,
> but ymmv.
>
> Having answered that, if you've extracted the tracks with cdparanoia or
> cdda2wav, you just need to write a toc file. The specificiations for
> which is in the cdrdao man page. Or you can fire up gcdmaster and
> create a project using it's GUI.
I use XCDroast almost exclusively and have no problem assembling audio
CDs from tracks I've created myself and then burning it DAO.
Sometimes the GUI interface really is easier to use/get right. (But
only sometimes)
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