If you have more then one drive on your system, first call cdrecord -scanbus
and add a dev= parameter with the right arg from the scanbus output.
For some drives (e.g. LIteOn) you need to replace -sao by -raw96r
-raw96r should work with most drives and then it will create better
results than -sao.
Although you used a bad fork from cdrecord instead of the
original software, your problem is rather related to a bug in the GUI you are using.
If you like to create a perfect copy of an audio CD; do the folowing:
fetch recent original software from ftp://ftp. berlios. de/pub/ cdrecord/ alpha/
compile and install (the latter as root)
then call:
cdda2wav -vall -B -cddb=1 -paranoia
cdredord -v -sao -text -useinfo audio*.wav
If you have more then one drive on your system, first call cdrecord -scanbus
and add a dev= parameter with the right arg from the scanbus output.
For some drives (e.g. LIteOn) you need to replace -sao by -raw96r
-raw96r should work with most drives and then it will create better
results than -sao.