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
>
In my previous message, I forgot to mention that after killing the cdda2wav
process, I tried to **play** the partial WAV file, and it was all garbage :-(
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Shlomo Solomon
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Date: 27-Feb-2001 Time: 21:50:53
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I tried to copy an audio CD using X-CD-roast. Since it seemed to be taking
forever, I killed it and used cdda2wav at the command line to create images of
the tracks. After about 15 minutes, the program reported the **percent_done**
as only 3% and the output WAV file was less than 6 Mbytes. Is thi
