cdrdao read-cd --device 0,0,0 --datafile IMAGEFILE TOCFILE
cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 TOCFILE
IMAGEFILE defaults to data.bin, which gets sort of unwieldy if you want
to put more than one image in a directory. TOCFILE is the file you
specify to contain the cueing info for said image file.
cjb
Paul Jakma wrote:
> if you can't do it on the fly, is there any way to take an image of
> an audio cd? (dd doesn't work on audio.... :( )
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