On Sun, 7 Apr 2002 19:35, Fraknlin R Grove III wrote: > Before I dump all the info to the list - I happened to find the > manufacturers web site and I browsed around the support area. I found this > tidbit of info: > > "If you're trying to record directly from the CD drive, you must make sure > that your computer is able to extract data off the CD digitally in real > time. This is a different process to just playing a CD. Your system must > therefore be set up correctly and also be compatible with this form of data > extraction." So you really just want to copy an audio track off a CD (that you presumably have suitable copyright for), and store it as some other format? You don't need an audio device for that. What you really want to do is to convert the data from one digital format to another, and there are several tools available to do that (including cdparanoia, which you mentioned).
You probably don't want to play the CD and record it using your audio device. That would be a digital-analog-analog-digital conversion, which is not so good. Or perhaps you want to do something else? Brad _______________________________________________ [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe, use the last form field at: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/linux-usb-users
