On Wed, 28 May 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > In a message dated: Tue, 27 May 2003 20:53:20 EDT > "Thomas M. Albright" said: > > >Can anyone tell me of a good program that i can give a list of files to > >and it will make a music cd out of? > > Are the .ogg files individual songs, or are they small clips of a > larger "live" recording? The reason I ask is that with a "live" > recording, the standard 2 sec spacer between songs is rather > annoying, but with non-live stuff, it's rather normal and unnoticable. > They're all individual songs.
> If it's live stuff, then I recommend 'gcdmaster' which is a graphical > front-end to cdrdao. If it's not live stuff, then try 'cdrecord', > which is a command-line program and can be invoked as such: > > cdrecord <options> dev=<device> <track options> [track1...trackN] > > I've often done things like: > > cdrecord dev=/dev/scd1 -speed=8 `grep -v \# file.txt` > But how does cdrecord convert the .ogg file into a cdda 'file'? I want to be able to play this in a regular cd player. > Or something like that in order to make "mix" CDs. > > HTH, > Somewhat, thanks. :) -- TARogue (Linux user number 234357) "I do not believe that they are like the Scots or the Welsh and doubt that they ever will be. The real British interest would I think be served best by pushing them towards a United Ireland rather than tying them closer to the United Kingdom. Our own parliamentary history is one long story of trouble with Ireland." -- Sir Alex Douglas-Hume (13 March 1972) _______________________________________________ gnhlug-discuss mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.gnhlug.org/mailman/listinfo/gnhlug-discuss