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Hi, |
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Don't you have to create a toc file when using read-cd? |
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I remember that there was a "clone" cd program in Linux, I am just not |
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sure if it is cdrdao or not. |
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Thank you. I'll try cdrdao with different options. |
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Regards, |
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- AR |
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On 7/21/05, Zac Medico <zmedico@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> A. R. wrote: |
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> > Hi all, |
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> > Sorry for being off topic, but, does anybody know how to copy a mixed |
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> > media CD (music + files)? |
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> > And I am talking about a 1:1 low level (exact?) copy, without creating |
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> > a toc file to be used by cdrdao. |
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> > I have looked at the cdrdao man page, but I guess I may not be |
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> > understanding everything said there correctly. |
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> > Thanks, |
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> > - AR |
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> The closest I've come to making 1:1 copies of plain audio cd's on linux is cdrdao with the read-cd and write commands. I never tried to verify if it was in fact a 1:1 copy but it seems like it. Maybe that technique works for mixed mode cd's also (cdrdao seems so support mixed mode). |
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