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[Thomas Widlundh <tw@xxxxxxxxx>]

lördag 01 mars 2003 17:35 skrev Johnny Ernst Nielsen:
> Lørdag den 1. marts 2003 16:25 kvad Thomas Widlundh:
> > I managed to create an audio CD with x-cd-roast once.
> > The second time, and further on, the roast created a CD alright,
> > fixated it it in the end, but....
> >
> > It seems to be something missing on the CD. Devices are not
> > considering it as an audio CD.
> > In the roast I can read the contents of the CD, though. The audio
> > tracks seems to be there alright.
> > But the CD is unplayable.
>
> Have you tried burning an audio CD from the terminal, using cdrecord?
>
> > KOnCD doesn't work at all. There are errors and there are missing
> > files or path, i.e. cdrdao.

Hi Johnny,
I've solved it all. Cdrecord works very well with the commandline proposals 
from this list, and I managed to get xcdroast to work as well.
There were some options in "Write Tracks" and I had chosen the wrong one 
"Disk-at-once".
It should be "Track-at-once".
I don't know what happens with DAO? Can it be writing a data CD?
The explanation of TAO is that it put in 2 sec. between the tracks, and that 
gave me a hinch that this had to have with music to do. Correct.

Now I'd like to convert the wav-files to mp3, but audacity claims that a file 
called  libmp3lame.so is missing, and I guess it is, I can't find it either.
Now I have to find it somewher.

I Thank You very much for Your kind help.
And I thank all the others on this list who have been helping me in this audio 
matters.
Warmest Regards,
Thomas