Copying Audio CDs
Probably the easiest thing to do to test your setup.
If you run the volume management system (i.e vold)
make sure you turn it off by running/etc/init.d/volmgt stop
Place an aduio CD in the internal CD-ROM. We will
copy the CD Audio data to disk, so
make sure you have at least 650 Megabytes of file space
somewhere. Extract the CD-DA data via read_cdda
(this little script won't work if you using the csh)
read_cdda -t 2>&1 | grep "^Track" | while read t TRK junk
do
TRACK=`echo $TRK | cut -d: -f1`
read_cdda -v $TRACK $TRACK.cdda
done
this will leave you with all of the CD tracks as individual
files. Now place a blank CD-R media in the recorder and send
the files to it:
cdrecord -v -dev=1,6,0 -speed=4 -audio *.cdda
If everything goes well you'll have a copy of the CD,
try playing it in an audio CD player.
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