You can record via the audio line-in on the back of the SPARC. You need
to use the RCA to 1/8" stereo jack cable. You place the
RCA side into any line-out device, typically
your stereo tape out (maybe labled
record) jacks. Plug the other end into the
SPARC line in, it has the circle with the arrow head on
the inside. Now record from it.
audiorecord -v 40 -p line -c 2 -s 44.1k -e linear file.au
Type CTRL-C when done, file.au now has the digital
audio in it.
Now you must convert it to raw data before you place it on the
CD (really just stripping the header); and you must make it
an multiple of the audio block size (2352 bytes):
audioconvert -i rate=44.1k,channels=2,encoding=pcm,format=sun \
-f rate=44.1k,channels=2,encoding=pcm,format=raw file.au | \
| dd obs=2352 | dd bs=2352 conv=sync of=file.cdda
Now you can place file.cdda onto a CD as
described in the copying audio CDs
section
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