Extracting cd tracks

[Kerry Hoath]

Use cdparanoia.
It corrects the audio far better than cdda2wav does.
You can do thinks like the following:
cdparanoia -b 1-
(rips the whole disk)
cdparanoia -b 4-7
(rips those tracks into separate files
cdparanoia 2-4
sticks tracks 2-4 ina file.

Regards, Kerry.
On Sat, Aug 24, 2002 at 12:14:07AM -0600, Paul Migliorelli (+1 3 0 3 5 4 3 2 3 1 1) wrote:
> Hi all.  For the first time now that I finally have a burner, I've been 
> reading the helpscreen for cdda2wav and am trying to figure out how to get 
> certain tracks in a file.  I'm obviously missing something as always.  
> I've been doing like
> cdda2wav followed by space then a dash lowercase t then plus sign followed 
> by tracknumbers followed by numbers separated by pluses
> 
> I've sometimes ended up with either track 1 alone in a file, or maybe if 
> I've wanted say, tracks 3 thru 10, I'll only end up with the first 2.  
> Sometimes I've seen a filename of audio dot wav, or a filename like plus 1 
> plus 2 dot wav.
> 
> In any case, can I get the proper sequence??  Should there also be a way 
> to just specify any particular single track if you only want 1, other than 
> track 1??
> 
> Or, is there something more feasible that you're all using other than 
> cdda2wav?
> 
> And finally, for playback, any other recommendations besides cdplayer??  
> The only keys I get to work with it are arrows to move to different 
> tracks, and a down arrow which does stop it but always opens the drive.  
> Nothing on the numpad works, since they are speakup keys.  I've even 
> pushed numlock with no luck.  Oh well.  That's it for now.  Thanks as 
> always.
> 
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