Suppose you have some mp3s or wav files lying on your HD and you'd like to burn a CD with them without those 2-second stops between the songs. Here's what you could do.
1. if you have mp3s, then you have to turn them into .wav files. 2. fire up your favourite text editor and create a .toc file like the one below. (Rename the songs accordingly or write the whole song title) ---------- CD_DA TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song1.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song2.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song3.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song4.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song5.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song6.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song7.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song8.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song9.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song10.wav" 0 TRACK AUDIO AUDIOFILE "song11.wav" 0 ---------------------------- 3. Assuming you have saved it as mycd.toc and all the songs are in the same folder, just run the command $ cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 --driver generic-mmc --speed 8 mycd.toc I tried to do that with GcdMaster, a cdrdao front-end, but it seemed more difficult than the method above. And in order to type less, I created an alias for that. -- josenildo marques icq #289971493 homepage http://cyb.ezdir.net registered linux user #341648 ********* "Colorless green ideas sleep furiously." Noam Chomsky
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