Under KDE menu, should Apps->Archiving->CD Burning.Or type app name in shell to launch. Grip will rip to mp3 or wav (& do cddb lookups). I think there might be a way to get a bit-for-bit copy, but I can't remember the command name. Or you could chain cdparanoia and cdrecord commands together with && and leave it to finish (even make a one line script and launch it from an icon).
Richard -- "Don't move, I'll shut the door and kill the lights" -- Sullivan, Nick, Thursday 21 March 2002 18:36: > First post, a test run if you will, hopefully it goes through! > > I've been fooling around with my newly installed 8.1 OS with all the > packages from the PowerPack installed... I've really had an easy time > finding all the comparable tools I'm used to in the Winderz world here in > Mandrake except for any CD burning programs. > > The one I did find was cdparanoia but I'm trying to stay GUI for the most > part currently and thought that xcdroast would probably be installed along > with my OS. I can't find a menu entry for any burning stuff under "Apps" > or "Office" etc. so I'm assuming they exist and just don't have > shortcuts/menu entries for them... > > Any suggestions on where to look in my files for GUI burning programs? I'm > also on the hunt for a GUI audio extraction tool (or GUI front-end to > cdparanoia), extra credit if it's one that might be on the application > discs I recieved with Mandrake 8.1 as I don't have a modem currently > installed in the Linux PC. > > Also, I've had friends who speak of Apple computers running Toast where > extraction isn't neccesary at all to get *exact copies* of audio CD's! > This isn't the same for Linux is it? I'm assuming not since programs like > cdparanoia exists but if I can save the time of extracting my audio first > it'd be just one more bonus to Linux over Windows..! > > Thanks for your help much appreciated! > > Take care, > Nick > > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (H) > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (W) > http://www.forwardhall.com > http://db.etree.org/npsinboro > > The wind of pleasure and pain will > not stir me, for I am silently in > harmony with the Path. > - D.T. Suzuki
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