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Dariusz Nojszewski (a...@sgh.waw.pl) wrote:
: > Ja bez problemow slucham CD-audio przez sluchawki uzywajac workmana.
: > Bez problemow przebiegalo takze skopiowanie wybranego utworu 
: > do pliku dyskowego w formacie .au.
: > 
: Odsluch, oki. A jak nagrywasz te .au ?

: Dariusz Nojszewski
: a...@sgh.waw.pl
 
 Uzywam do tego celu programu read_cdda. Moze zacytuje README:
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Readme File for read_cdda:

Basically it read on audio track from the CD and stores it in the
named file.  It only works under Solaris 2.4 and higher (older
versions don't support CDDA) and it only works with CD-ROM's that
support CDDA which according to the workman docs are:
 
     * SunCD Plus (really a Toshiba 3401)
     * Sun SPARCstation internal drive (really a Toshiba 4101)
     * Toshiba 3401
     * Toshiba 3501
     * Toshiba 4101
 
I've only tested it on the Sun SPARCstation internal drive.  The
program has an option (-d) which will print out what type of drive you
have.  You also need to have access to the CDROM device.  If volume
management is running you should stop it. (as root: 
/etc/init.d/volmgt stop)
 
By default it outputs in CDR format - suitable for writing to a CD
Recorder to create your own CD. (I've made a number of mixed CD's)
Again I've only tested this by writing CD's on a Phillips CDD 522
attached to a linux box - but, in theory, it shouldn't matter :^)
It can also output in Sun .au format (both 8bit mono and 16bit stereo)
which is useful for testing without having to write a CD.
 
The program also has options to specify the starting and ending second
to record. (useful for cutting out the 10 minute "blanks" at the end
of songs that some groups like to add)
 
Let me know of any problems you have.  Like I said, it's not real well
tested by it does work for me.  One final note:  I know the packaging
is a bit excessive for a relatively small program, but believe it or
not, its easier for me as I just have a script that sets it up.
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Po odczytaniu piosenki z CD pozostaje juz tylko zakodowac ja do standartu
MPEG i z 26 MB robi sie 2 MB bez znacznej straty jakosci. Niestety nie
pamietam skad go sciagnalem, ale gdyby ktos byl zainteresowany, to moge 
go udostepnic np. za posrednictwem WWW.

Mirek

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