Speaking of CD Burning
Jonathan Hutchins
hutchins at opus1.com
Thu Oct 17 16:00:54 CDT 2002
----- Original Message -----
From: "Duane Attaway" <dattaway at attaway.net>
> That's the easy way. But if your cd happens to be an audio cd, you will
> have to use the handy utility called cdparanoia to extract the audio into
> a wav file:
Why can't you just take an ISO of the audio CD and copy it? Or, for that
matter, mount it through loopback?
(I'm gonna have to try when I get home.)
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