ok, lame as it sounds: read the CD-Burning HOWTO, it explains everything you'll
need.
Short version: cdrecord (yes, the command-line tool to which X-CDroast is just a
frontend) accepts .wav files as input for audio-CD's too. It's also covered in
the cdrecord manpage.
I haven't tried burning audio CD's with X-CDroast yet, but are you sure it
doesn't accept .wav files as input? If not, perhaps you might want to give
krabber a try, I haven't tried that one either, but I've seen it has input
filters for .wav, .mp3 etc...
So you have the choice: do it the hard way with console cdrecord, or try and
figure out how the hell krabber works (coz it's a weird app, that one)...
On May 4 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Paul wrote:
>
> > On Tue, 2 May 2000, KompuKit wrote:
> >
> > >is there....or is there not...a application/program
> > >in mandrake...for creating/copying CD's using a
> > >CD-R or CD-RW ROM DRIVE?
> > >
> > >If so, what's it called...and where is it on the CD?
> >
> > On the distro there are files called CDRECORD... and MKISOFS...
> > You need to install those. After that, get a decent graphical front-end
> > like XCDRoast or Gcombust. That makes life a lot easier :)
>
> I know the XCDRoast - but does anybody know a program that can
> convert/burn wav-files to an audio-CD. I know how to make a copy of an
> music-CD but I am trying to make CD's out of my LP-collection.
> Regards
> Mogens Jęger
>
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