Gnomebaker

[Johnny Rosenberg]

2010/8/29 NoOp <glgxg at sbcglobal.net>:
> On 08/28/2010 03:33 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> 2010/8/28 Steve Grace <sgrace at pobox.com>:
>>> On 08/27/2010 11:37 AM, Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>>>
>>>>>> Can I ”burn” to an image file with Gnomebaker, instead of burning
>>>>>> directly to a CD? If so, how? Because I failed to figure it out…
>>>
>>> The way I do this is to create an audio CD (it can be a CD-RW if you
>>> like), then rip the entire CD to one WAV file:
>>>
>>>    cdparanoia "1-" "filename.wav"
>>>
>>> I also install the "mkcue" package and use that to generate a cue sheet.
>>
>> The point by burning directly to an image file was that it is much
>> quicker than burning to a CD… What I wanted to do was to do at test
>> and I just figured that burning to an Image file was fast and I didn't
>> have to look for CD-R/RW discs. And if something went wrong, I would
>> know that the burner itself was not involved.
>
> I would suggest using the technique in:
> https://help.ubuntu.com/community/CreateIsoFromCDorDVD
> [Creating an iso image from a music CD or DVD]

Why on earth would you suggest such a thing?

A: What I wanted to do:
Pick a FLAC file (24-bit)
”Burn” it to an image file
Done

B: Your suggestion:
Pick a FLAC file (24-bit)
Burn it to a CD
Create a image from the CD
Done

Since the reason for A was to save some time, since it's probably
faster to create an image than to burn a CD, how do B satisfy my
wishes? All I wanted to do was to see if Gnomebaker accepted my 24-bit
FLAC files and I just didn't want to go through the time consuming
process of burning a real CD only to test that. Now, I couldn't find a
way to directly ”burn” (create) an image, so I just burnt the CD
anyway. After doing that, why on earth would I then create an image,
when my test was already done? Afrer burning I already knew that
Gnomebaker accepts and converts my 24-bit FLAC files without any kinds
of trouble.

Then I asked a question, for possible future needs, how to burn an
audio CD image from my FLAC files, and it seems like impossible (with
Gnomebaker), since that option is missing for Audio CD mode.

Well, sorry if I'm rude or something (maybe I misunderstood everything
anyway), I don't mean to be, and thanks anyway for taking time to
reply.



Kind regards

Johnny Rosenberg


> But in testing I ran into the infamous Ubuntu jingle "there's a bug for
> that" (ripped from Apple's 'there's an app for that')...
>
> <https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/529696?comments=all>
> [brasero can't copy audio cd (useless error message)]
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cdrdao/+bug/495655
> [Upgrade cdrdao to 1.2.3]
>
>
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