[EMAIL PROTECTED] saw fit to inform me that: >Greetings!! > >I tried to copy an audio CD to put in the car using xcdroast. I burnt it, >without checking .cdr files but it did not produce desirable results (unless >you are an alien...). My understanding of the matters is (from what I read on >CD-Writing HOWTO) that tracks are ripped first, then put into .cdr or .wav >format and then burt onto a CD... Obviously .cdr files were not well encoded >in the first place... > >My question is: what is the easiest way to copy an audio CD on Debian? I know >of cdrdao and am going to try it tonight after I get back from work (and I >should remember to use that --simulate option :-) > >What experiences have other people had? I am not going to use windows to do >this!!! I am sure I can do it under Debian (with a bit of research and of >course fun)... >
Some time back I was using xcdroast and even burnt 2-3 audio CD's too. It creates wav files for each song and an index. Than you have to burn those wav files on a blank CD. At present I am using gcombust. One of the listers suggested this to be and I liked its interface too. However I have not yet burnt any audio CD using gcombust. Try it out. Take Care -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Rajesh Fowkar [EMAIL PROTECTED] Kurtarkar Nagari,Bldg-C,T4, http://www.symonds.net/~rajesh/ Santacruz,Ponda-Goa-403401-INDIA Powered By : Debian GNU/Linux 2.2 R-3 Kernel 2.4.9(ext3), Mutt 1.3.20i, IceWM "Silence is the true friend that never betrays." - Confucious ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
