Karen Lewellen <klewellen@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > My question about socks though is if you can burn a real audio cd with > it? one that can be played in standard stereo equipment? It is a two-step process. Here's what I do. First, I use sox to convert the audio file to the proper format: sox myfile.wav -t cdr myfile.cdr myfile.cdr is now suitable for burning to a CD. I wrote a little shell script long ago, so that I don't have to remember the parameters used by the CD-burning utility. It is attached. Just call it with the name of an audio file. I'm tempted to extend it a little bit, so that it calls other utilities to perform automatic file conversions. The path of the CD burner is hard-coded into the script. Over here, that's /dev/cdrw0. Also, I hard-coded a speed of 12, because I was having trouble burning at high speeds. -- Chris
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#!/bin/sh if [ $# -ge 1 ]; then wodim -v speed=12 dev=/dev/cdrw0 -audio $@ else echo "Usage: " $0 '<filename>' fi
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