Hi,
As the title says, how do you clone an audio CD using the command line (CLI)?
Thanks!.
Filip Chabik
[ Moderator ]
Well, pretty simple:
1. Use ripit with support for flac and toc files.
2. Burn it using cdrdao.
You can find nice HOWTO on Debian Forums: Rip Audio CD to FLAC & Burn from FLAC + toc.
Steve McIntyre
[ Admin ]
Look in the wodim man page – there’s an example in there of exactly how to do this.
Jochen
There is also the package “burn” which installs a program of the same name. Usage examples are printed when called with -e.
Gabe
[ Editor ]
Just do dd if=/dev/sdc of=cdimage.img. Cloned.
cdrecord -v cdimage.img.
Debian provides ‘wodim’ instead of ‘cdrecord’, due to hostile behaviour by the upstream developer of cdrtools.
This does not work with audio CDs. The cdimage will be empty, cause there is no data track.
PaulCarroty
[ Editor ]
Install cdparanoia, cuetools, cdrdao, shntool.
cdparanoia -vzl -O +106 [::] CDImage.wav cdrdao read-toc disk.toc cueconvert -i toc disk.toc disk.cue cuebreakpoints disk.cue | shnsplit -o wav CDImage.wav oggenc -q 10 split-track.wav rm -r disk.toc disk.cue .wav
106 – change from you cdrom in http://www.accuraterip.com/driveoffsets.htm
Helmut Grohne
[ Editor ]
We already have a lot of answers, but here is a really short one I missed thus far:cdrdao copy
What do you mean by “clone”? Create another identical audio CD, or copy music tracks onto HDD, possibly encoding them to mp3, ogg, flac, etc. format?