Copying CDs with graveman

[Michael Wohlwend]

On Wednesday 13 April 2005 14:20, Tony Arnold wrote:
>
> I've discovered a way to duplicate audio CDs. Rip the original to Ogg
> using Sound Juicer and then use Graveman to write the tracks. I had to
> limit the write speed to 4x for it to work though.
>

if you want to duplicate the audio cd you lose quality , if you encode to ogg 
(or mp3).

sometime the commandline is not bad:
(you need cdrdao)

cdrdao read-cd --device /dev/your-reader   they-will-sue-you.toc
cdrdao write-cd --device /dev/your-writer    they-will-sue-you.toc

that's all.

or direct, on-the-fly:

cdrdao copy --on-the-fly --device /dev-writer  --source-device /dev-reader

or just make a file /etc/cdrdao.conf and insert the default values there for 
your devices, speed, like

write_device: "/dev/hdc"
read_device: "/dev/hdb"
etc.  

Then just:

cdrdao copy --on-the-fly is enough

 Michael