audio cd reccording

[Steve Holmes]

My only complaint about cdrdao is it seems to have trouble with more SCSI
emulators than does cdrecord.  Cdrecord works great on my system for data
style files but when I use cdrdao, I get a couple errors about being
unable to determin something about the device.  I had to specify my
drivers as follows:
read_driver:"generic-mmc:0x00200007"
write_device:"0,0,0"
write_driver:"generic-mmc"

But the last time I copied a cd with paranoia-mode=1, I still got some
errors while reading the cd and it took a very long time to do the job.  I
also couldn't get any progress messages to tell me how much longer <sigh>.
On Fri, 8 Mar 2002, Kerry Hoath wrote:

> Don't use cdrecord for this,
> since cdrecord and cdparanoia won't preserve index marks.
> Get and install cdrdao
> or compile it after fetching it from http://cdrdao.sourceforge.net
> Then after /etc/cdrdao.conf is correctly configured, (needs cdrdao 1.1.5
> or later) you can do
> cdrdao copy
>
> This preserves pregaps, indicies and isrc information.
>
> Regards, Kerry.
> On Thu, Mar 07, 2002 at 11:45:13PM -0500, Daniel Crone wrote:
> > How do I use cdrecord to copy an audio cd?  I want to copy everything on
> > the audio disk just as it is.
> >
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