I use XCDRoast (0.98A9) for everything except for reading cd images,
as I found that the MD5sums wern't matching up.
for that, I use "dd" and it works great, with the checksums matching and 
everything.

I don't know if it matters to anyone but "readcd" does not produce MD5sum
verfiable output, i.e., they Don't match.
Also, with each iteration of cdda2wav > cdrecord, (read audio, burn audio,...)
the MD5sums change as well.

Perhaps someone would shed some light on this.

ShieldX
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On Monday 25 November 2002 09:33 pm, George Toft wrote:
> I've been burning audio CD's with xcdroast for about a year.  (xcdroast
> 0.98Alpha9)  I've duplicated them, and mastered my own from MP3's
> (converting to wav's first).  Works great.
>
> George