Re: [PLUG] cd recording frustration

Bill Jonas <bill@billjonas.com> · 2005年2月24日 15:11:03 -0700

On Thu, Feb 24, 2005 at 02:21:26PM -0500, Art Alexion wrote:
> Great!! worked. Here are the changes that I made
Glad it helped. :-)
> #/bin/bash
> 
> for i in
> /home/arthur/music/Pharoah_Sanders_Lugano_18_september_2004/disc2/*.flac;
> do flac -d $i -o ${i//flac/wav}; sox \
> ${i//flac/wav} ${i//flac/cdr}; done
> 
> cdrecord -v speed=10 dev=/dev/hdc driveropts=burnfree -dao -pad -audio
> /home/arthur/music/Pharoah_Sanders_Lugano_18_september_2004/disc2/*.cdr
> 
> If you could please indulge me further:
> 
> 1. Is there a way to change the script so that it works in any
> directory without modification?
Depends on exactly how you want it to work. If you want it to take a
list of files, I'd change it like so:
 for i in "$*"; do <the same stuff>; done
 cdrecord <options> ${*//flac/cdr}
If you want to just specify a directory and get all the files in it, try:
 for i in "${1}/*.flac"; do <the same stuff>; done
 cdrecord <options> "${1}/*.cdr"
You'll probably also want to delete the files created by the script --
exercise left for the reader.
> 2. The GUI frontends that I tried are supposed to work with OGG and
> FLAC files, yet they produced the same kinds of disk (when they
> worked at all) as I was getting trying to go with the command line
> cdrecord directly from FLAC. What could be wrong?
No idea. Maybe they're not finding flac(1) or there's a bug in the
program.
> 3. should I be concerned about the continued rr warnings?
Enh, it's been a while since I've burned CDs (just haven't had a need to
lately). I do recall, however, cdrecord being verbose with warnings if
things weren't exactly to its liking. If it's working for you, then
don't worry about it.
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