Burning Audio Cd's.

[Igor Gueths]

There is a -tao option and a -dao option.

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On Sat, 1 Feb 2003, Janina Sajka wrote:

> Disc at once and audio are, I believe, mutually exclusive. I think you
> want -tao for track at once, but I don't recall whether that's actually
> a switch, or just part of the -audio command. You are putting a dash in
> there, right?
>
> Question: Are you writing to a disk that has data files? If so, you need
> to use multi mode, and I don't know much about multi mode other than it
> exists for that purpose.
>
> Try a never before used blank.
>
> Try another brand of blank media. cdrecord should recobnize your media
> by manufacturer. Yours didn't.
>
> OK, no guarantees. Just some thoughts.
>
> Thomas Ward writes:
> > From: Thomas Ward <slingshooter at valkyrie.net>
> >
> >
> > Hi. I've tried using the -pad option with the same results.
> > I also know that my burner burns data cd's just fine. The only problem
> > begins when i try burning an audio track.
> > It is an IDE drive using scsi emulation on /dev/sg0.
> > I checked with the cdrecord mailing list, and they seam to feel it might
> > be a firmware issue, or a problem of my drive accepting track at once, and
> > that I should ttry disk at once.
> > However, I am having a hard time finding out how to do disk at once. I've
> > been looking over cdrdao, and coming up with a toc file seams pretty
> > dificult. Is anyone on list  versed in writing toc files?
> > I ran cdrdao scanbus and it shows my cdrw on 0,0,0 /dev/sg0 right where it
> > should be. However, I can't figure out how to tell the dumb program where
> > to find it because when I try commands such as:
> > cdrdao --device 0,0,0
> > it screams that --device is not an option.Yet it looked that way in the
> > man pages. Any help with cdrecord or drdao is vary welcome.
> >
> >
> >
> >
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