> I was running in the same problem as described here, but mine is a bit 
> different.
>After trying Mr. Schilling's last cdrecord version, things improved, but now I 
>have this instead:

>[snip]
>2005.cue: line 1: TITLE: command not found
>2005.cue: line 2: SONGWRITER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 3: PERFORMER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 4: FILE: command not found
>2005.cue: line 5: TRACK: command not found
>2005.cue: line 6: PERFORMER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 7: SONGWRITER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 8: TITLE: command not found
>2005.cue: line 9: INDEX: command not found
>2005.cue: line 11: FILE: command not found
>2005.cue: line 12: TRACK: command not found
>2005.cue: line 13: PERFORMER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 14: SONGWRITER: command not found
>2005.cue: line 15: TITLE: command not found
>2005.cue: line 16: INDEX: command not found
>[snip]

Well, you cannot write CDs using /bin/sh or similar programs :-(

The messages from above are error messages from "bash", they are definitely 
not from cdrecord!

>Here is the command I used:
>/opt/schily/bin/cdrecord -pad -tao -driveropts=burnfree,audiomaster,hidecdr 
>-speed=1 cuefile=2005.cue -eject -v

If you really use this command line, you get the following error message from 
cdrecord: 

cdrecord: The cuefile= option only works with -sao/-raw.
Usage: cdrecord [options] track1...trackn

Use     cdrecord -help
to get a list of valid options.

Use     cdrecord blank=help
to get a list of valid blanking options.

Use     cdrecord dev=b,t,l driveropts=help -checkdrive
to get a list of drive specific options.

Use     cdrecord dev=help
to get a list of possible SCSI transport specifiers.


>Here are the contents of the file 2005.cue:
>TITLE "XXX"
>SONGWRITER "XXX"
>PERFORMER "XXX"
>FILE "1.wav" WAVE
>    TRACK 01 AUDIO
>        PERFORMER "XXX"
>        SONGWRITER "XXX"
>        TITLE "XXX"
>        INDEX 01 00:00:00

>FILE "2.wav" WAVE
>    TRACK 02 AUDIO
>        PERFORMER "XXX"
>        SONGWRITER "XXX"
>        TITLE "XXX"
>        INDEX 01 00:00:00
>[snip]

>This is a valid CUE file since I used it under demo version of CDRWIN and it 
>worked fine.

This CUE file works fine with cdrecord too!

I recommend you to fetch the latest source archive from:

ftp://ftp.berlios.de/pub/cdrecord/alpha/

compile it and use this binary instead of bash.......

Jörg

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