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
Bryce C wrote:
>
> What program did/do you use to burn audio CDs in linux? Preferably like
> xcdroast but I've found that it doesn't do audio cd recording.
>
> On Mon, 2002-11-25 at 11:25, Bill Jonas wrote:
> > On Mon, Nov 25, 2002 at 08:14:51AM -0700, Derek Neighbors wrote:
> > > If you want a much more efficient way of doing this use mpg321.
> > >
> > > mpg321 -v -w fileyouwant.wav filetoconvert.mp3
> >
> > If the object is to burn the output to (audio) CD, I suggest that the
> > --cdr option would be better. I accidentally tried to burn some wav
> > files (obtained with cdparanoia) as an audio CD recently, and the audio
> > CD I got was messed up. (You could still hear the intended audio, but
> > there was lots of static.)
> --
> Bryce Chidester
> Network Administrator
> CoBryce Communications
> Bryce AT BryceCo DOT Net
> http://www.bryceco.net
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