Yes, I have a shell script I generally use for the job. First, I'll
explain a bit though. I place all the mp3's or whatever under a
particular directory node name; within this directory, you can have
whatever subdirs you want but I put everything to be burned into a
single directory to work from. Then I use the attached shell script
and use both options. First, I create the ISO image and then I burn
the ISO image to disk with the other option and the script uses
cdrecord to build this. So far, all my CD's work with this script
which simplifys things. I plan to enlarge upon it but it does quite a
bit for me right now.
----- Beginning of script -----
#!/bin/sh
# General purpose CD burner script using crecord and mkisofs
make_iso1() {
echo
echo -n "Enter name of directory to copy files from: "
read -e INPUT
echo -n "Enter name of ISO file image: "
read -e ISOFILE
echo -n "Enter volume label: "
read -e VOLID
mkisofs -v -r -J -V $VOLID -o $ISOFILE $INPUT
}
write_data1() {
echo -n "Enter name of ISO file: "
read -e ISOFILE
cdrecord -v -data $ISOFILE
}
# Main portion
CHOICE=""
while [ "$CHOICE" = "" ] ; do
clear
echo "CD Burner Main Menu"
echo ""
echo "1 - Build ISO image for single session CD"
echo "2 - Burn a single session data CD"
echo "X - Exit"
echo ""
echo -n "Enter choice: "
read CHOICE
case "$CHOICE" in
1)
make_iso1
;;
2)
write_data1
;;
x)
echo ""
echo "Exitting CD burner script!"
exit 0
;;
esac
done
----- End of script -----
On Mon, Aug 11, 2003 at 06:23:09AM -0400, Charles Crawford wrote:
> Is there an easy command line argument to burn a cluster of files? I
> have directories of mp3 files that I am not really sure how to burn.
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