wave file to audio cd
Dear All,
Suppose I have a collection of .wav audio files and I want to prepare an audio CD (that we can play from audio systems), how do I go about it?
Suggestions and pointers to information would be very valuable. Thanks for your time.
Cheers,
anna
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Dear All,
Suppose I have a collection of .wav audio files and I want to prepare an audio CD (that we can play from audio systems), how do I go about it?
Suggestions and pointers to information would be very valuable. Thanks for your time.
xcdroast
Its included in most main distro's thesedays.
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Cheers,
anna
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Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 06:11:00 +0000
From: Richard Adams <[email protected]>
Subj: Re: wave file to audio cd
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Suppose I have a collection of .wav audio files and I want to prepare an audio CD (that we can play from audio systems), how do I go about it?
Suggestions and pointers to information would be very valuable. Thanks for your time.
xcdroast
Its included in most main distro's thesedays.
That I am aware of. I was thinking in terms of the format conversions required. Should I convert the .wav files to CDDA format before writing to a CD? Is this conversion automagically handled by xcdroast? If not, is there any software available for the said conversions?
Kindly enlighten me. And thank you for helping me.
Cheers,
anna
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Date: Tue, 16 Apr 2002 06:11:00 +0000
From: Richard Adams <[email protected]>
Subj: Re: wave file to audio cd[snip]
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Suppose I have a collection of .wav audio files and I want to prepare an audio CD (that we can play from audio systems), how do I go about it?
Suggestions and pointers to information would be very valuable. Thanks for your time.
xcdroast
Its included in most main distro's thesedays.
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That I am aware of. I was thinking in terms of the format conversions required. Should I convert the .wav files to CDDA format before writing to a CD? Is this conversion automagically handled by xcdroast? If not, is there any software available for the said conversions?
Kindly enlighten me. And thank you for helping me.
Like i said xcdroast does everything for you, AFAIK it burns .wav files into cdda, it will even do cddb query's for you if you are connected to inet.
I do not record much music however as far as i can see it does what you want.
There are other programs of course, xcdroast is but one program, i mentioned it because it includes many smaller programs as well and is very robust.
A small list i have here of other software, (somewhat out of date). cdparanoia-III-alpha9.6.src.tgz
cdrecord-1.8a31.tar.gz
cdrtoaster-1.04p2.tgz
kcdwrite-0.0.1.tar.gz
keasycd-0.1.8.tar.gz
kisocd-0.5.0pre3.tar.gz
mkisofs-1.12b5.tar.gz
tucows.com is a fine place to look for software.
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Cheers,
anna
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