>
> Sorry but this looks unnecessarily complex and slow.
>
>
> cdda2wav -v255 -t1-5
> cdrecord -dao -useinfo *.wav
> rm *.wav
> cdda2wav -v255 -t6-10
> cdrecord -dao -useinfo *.wav
>
>
> should do the trick...
I don't think I get it.
The set of commands you've shown, look as if they're designed to rip _one_
CD, and create _two_ CD-Rs - in effect splitting one CD in half. The question
being asked, was how to take the contents of two smaller CDs, and create one
new CD-R which contains the contents of both of the original ones - in effect
just the opposite of what you showed how to do.
Seems to me that what you'd really want to do, to use this approach, would
be something like
cdda2wav -v255 disc1.wav
# switch to second disc here
cdda2wav -v255 disc2.wav
cdrecord -dao -useinfo disc1.wav disc2.wav
I assume that the -useinfo option will work correctly on a DAO burn, if two
more more .wav files (and their corresponding .inf files) are specified?
I can't try this myself, since cdrecord's "-dao" mode does not support the
MMC-raw burning mode required by my Ricoh MP6201S drive here at work. cdrdao
works fine with this drive - it's my only DAO option at this time.
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