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Subject: Re: unencode a mp3 to create a new cd
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Lucas Bergman wrote:

> > What tool should I use to create a new persional CD of all my
> > faverot songs under FreeBSD.  I was trying mpg123 but the WAV's I
> > get will not play form me.
>
> If the songs are in MP3 format,
>
>   % mpg123 --cdr - song1.mp3 >song1.cdr
>   % mpg123 --cdr - song2.mp3 >song2.cdr
>   % mpg123 --cdr - song3.mp3 >song3.cdr
>
> then
>
>   # cdrecord -v speed=4 dev=0,0,0 -audio -pad song{1,2,3}.cdr
>
> works for me.  Of course, you'll have to adjust the `speed' and `dev'
> parameters.  Also, if you have an IDE instead of SCSI CD-R(W), you'll
> have to use the appropriate tool instead of cdrecord.
>
> > I assume I can just put a wav on a cd and expect a audio cdpalyer to
> > understand it ??
>
> No.
>
> Lucas
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Thanks but I have a IDE cdwriter a SONY CD-RW CRX140E
which dos not seem to work with cdrecord, so I tryed to use
burncd but the tracks were more or less just static.



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