>I've tried this, but the burn process failed 4 times (leaving me with 4
>nice coasters ;)). I'd like to try to burn a cd-image of the audio cd,
>instead of several seperate wav files. So far, I haven't found a way to do
>this.
>
>In short: 12 wav files -> 1 image -> 1 audio cd instead of 12 wav files ->
>1 audio cd.
>
ok, i found a good solution to our common problem (actually i was myself trying
to solve it;-)))
have a look at the following thread i found in groups.google:
http://groups.google.com/groups?hl=en&th=39664b743f82d85f&rnum=6
for those who are lazy, the solution is a perl script:
maketok
#!/usr/bin/perl
$track=1;
foreach $wav (@ARGV) {
print "// Track $track\n";
print "TRACK AUDIO\n";
print "FILE \"$wav\"\n";
print "\n";
$track ++;
}
and then:
./maketok *.wav > foo.toc
cdrdao write foo.toc
the script was provided by "Dave Platt" ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
i hope it works :-)))
i am trying to solve other problems and therefore i am not going to give it a
try right away :-))
please, let me now by private mail if it works.
ciao
aldo
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