Try this, 

If you have only one CD ROM, it is easy as 
"cdrecord -v speed=4 dev=0,6,0 *.mp3";

cdrecord converts the mp3's to wav's, then converts to audio data that is 
written to disk.
(that is how I remember it - check the man pages).

The "speed=4" is because my writer is 4x.
The "dev=0,6,0" is because my writer is on a SCSI bus, as ID 6.

I don't know whether or not you can use the wildcard (I don't because I am 
paranoid about getting the tracks written randomly on the CD.

Check out the CD-Writing HOWTO.  It is to the point and is easy to read.


On Wednesday 15 November 2000 18:24, Eric Thelin wrote:
> Try mpg123 -w your_file.wav your_file.mp3
>
> Eric
>
> On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Julian M Catchen wrote:
> > Hello Everyone-
> >
> > I am looking to convert a whole bunch of MP3 files (*legal* MP3s) to wav
> > so that I may burn them out to CD.  Does anyone know or have experience
> > with any command line utilities to help automate this process.  
> > Currently, I have been using an xmms plugin, but is clunky and takes
> > forever to keep changing preferences when you want to convert a lot of
> > files.
> >
> > For images, there is a neat little library called imagemagik, which you
> > can use to resize, or change the format of images (plus a lot of other
> > things). I am looking for a similar utility for audio files.
>
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