[paranoia] Recording more than one track

[Noah Coccaro]

And your method gets rid of the 2 second gap that would otherwise
necessarily appear? So this would make a good copy of a CD that had no
gaps between some tracks? 

> On Tue, Aug 17, 1999 at 03:54:46PM +1000, Steve Ridley wrote:
> > Hi Georg
> 
> > What is the bulk option ? The command line I use for instance is :
> 
> > cdparanoia "1-2"
> 
> > Which I believe should rip the first two tracks and put the result into the
> > default file name (cdda.wav). Instead I get the problem I described earlier.
> 
> cdparanoia "1-" should record the whole CD into *one* file
> cdrdao writes "disc at once"
> the -d option forces to read from /dev/scd0
> 
> what I do:
> cdrdao read-toc --device /dev/sgb tocfile
> cdparanoia 1- -d /dev/scd0 data.wav
> eject /dev/scd0
> read
> cdrdao write --device /dev/sgb  tocfile
> eject /dev/scd0
> 
> this makes 1:1 copies
> of course I use this only for non-commercial CD-s ;-)
> 
> anybody knows a faster way?
> 
> --
> Georg
> 
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