On Fri, Feb 20, 2004 at 02:01:27AM +0000, i'll teach you to turn away. wrote:
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>
> 1. burn audio first:
> "cdrecord -pad -v speed=16 dev=0,0,0 -multi -audio filesfilesfiles"
> 2. find numbers to begin second session:
> "cdrecord dev=0,0,0 -msinfo" (outputs x,y)
> 3. create iso file:
> "mkisofs -l -C x,y -o tmp.iso filesfilesfiles"
Okay - just been re-checking the docs. I'm pretty sure I used the
README.cdplus as a guide. I did also notice in the README.multi
"Use the -R flag to add Rock Ridge extensions (this is important)."
I don't have my exact mkisofs command saved, but maybe this will help?
> 4. burn data second:
> "cdrecord -v speed=16 dev=0,0,0 -multi -xa1 cd_image"
>
> i also tried burning the data track with "cdrecord -v speed=16
> dev=0,0,0 -multi -data cd_image" since i don't know enough to know if
> -xa1 is what i want. & i've tried burning both data types without the
> -multi, as my reading shows cdrecord doesn't close the disc unless you
> leave off the -multi on the last session.
I think this is correct, the -multi does not go on the last burn.
I did it once (from the cdrecord README.cdplus). These are the cdrecord
commands I used (I save them in my .bash_history since I don't use it
enough to remember them - and my CD burner died a while back & hasn't
been replaced yet so I can't test):
cdrecord speed=8 -v dev=0,0 -multi -dao -useinfo -swab *.wav
cdrecord speed=12 -v dev=0,0 -data disk.out
I don't recall if the -dao was important to this. The -swab was
obviously just a swap bytes needed by my burner to do the audio
correctly.
There wasn't anything special I did to mount it.
HTH
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