A couple of days ago I wrote about both X-CD-roast and cdda2wav being
unbelievably slow copying an audio disk. Michael Rozhavsky wrote me (not to the
list):
>
> I'm using cdparanoia without any problems. Try it.
>
> as simple as cdparanoia -B will grab the whole audio cd and create a wav file
> for each track.
>
> than use cdrecord to record it
First of all, Michael, thanks for your help. It worked perfectly (cdparanoia
and cdrecord took about half an hour each) which, of course proves that it
wasn't a hardware problem.
I'm writing this **thank-you** to the list for two reasons:
1 - in case anyone else can benefit from Michael's suggestion to me.
2 - I still wonder if anyone can explain why both X-CD-roast and
cdda2wav were so slow that they were in fact useless to me. As I wrote before,
if I hadn't killed them after a while, it would have taken over 10 hours to
copy a disk, which is really ridiculous!!!!!
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Date: 01-Mar-2001 Time: 22:25:03
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