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Cdrdao - Write audio/data CD-Rs in disk-at-once mode ============================================================================= This file contains some additional information. See the manual page for usage of the tool. Please use the write simulation mode (command 'simulate') when trying this program the first time on your system. This will detect problems or incompatibilities without wasting a CD-recordable. Note that you may have to eject and reinsert the CD-R after a simulation run before a real write can start. Sources of Information --------------------- Cdrdao Homepage: http://cdrdao.sourceforge.net/ Download: http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdrdao/ Mailing Lists: [email protected] Moderated list for informing about new releases or serious bugs. For subscribing information send an email with 'help' in the body to <[email protected]> or visit the info page http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/cdrdao-info. [email protected] Open lists for discussion about problems, implementation of new features etc. For subscribing information send an email with 'help' in the body to <[email protected]> or visit the info page http://lists.sourceforge.net/mailman/listinfo/cdrdao-devel. Please report bugs and suggestions to Denis Leroy <[email protected]>. Drivers ------- The following driver IDs may be used with option '--driver'. It is possible to specify option bits which modify the behavior of the driver. Global and driver specific options are available. Options flags can be combined by logical 'or' and appended to the '--driver' option, e.g. '--driver plextor-scan:0x03'. By default, cdrdao will try to detect if your device is MMC compliant and use the 'generic-mmc' driver is possible. Global Option Bits: read-toc/read-cd related: 0x00010000: Use the generic method to read the TOC of a CD for commands 'read-toc' and 'read-cd'. If this flag is selected multi session disks will not be handled properly but some drives do not work with the currently implemented method for reading the TOC of a specific session. 0x00020000: If the byte order of the audio data retrieved with 'read-cd' is wrong (i.e. not big endian samples) use this option. 0x00040000: Use this option if your drive cannot read audio data from the first track's pre-gap. You will get read error messages in this case which should vanish if this option is used. 0x00080000: Suppresses the automatic data type detection for the raw TOC data and assumes that the drive sends BCD data. Use this or the following option if cdrdao reports that it cannot "determine if raw toc data is BCD or HEX". 0x00100000: Suppresses the automatic data type detection for the raw TOC data and assumes that the drive sends HEX data. Use this or the previous option if cdrdao reports that it cannot "determine if raw toc data is BCD or HEX". 0x00200000: Do not try to read CD-TEXT data with command 'read-toc', 'read-cd' or 'copy'. Some drives lock up or send junk data when asked for the CD-TEXT data. Available Drivers: plextor Supports CD structure analysis (command 'read-toc') for Plextor CD-ROM readers. Pre-gaps and index marks are detected by performing a binary search over the Q sub-channel for each track. This method is fast and gives very exact results on Plextor drives. The driver uses generic SCSI commands (PLAY AUDIO and READ SUB-CHANNEL) so it may work on other models, too, but result and speed is directly correlated to the digital audio extraction capabilities. Option Bits: read-toc/read-cd related: 0x00000001: Force usage of the paranoia method for audio extraction instead of the special Plextor method that is used with Plextor drives. 0x00000002: Use the READ10 command to read audio data instead of the vendor specific READ CDDA command. Only used if the paranoia DAE method is selected. 0x00000010: Don't slow down after a read error. Available only on Plextor devices. Manufacturer default is to slow down. 0x00000020: Start data transfer before maximum speed is reached. Available only on Plextor PX-20 and later. Manufacturer default is to wait for maximum speed. 0x00000040: Don't slow down when drive pauses to avoid vibrations. Available only on Plextor PX-20 and later. Manufacturer default is to slow down. plextor-scan This is an alternate driver for CD structure analysis with Plextor drives. It scans the Q sub-channels of a track linearly like the 'generic-mmc' driver but is faster on Plextor drives. Option Bits: read-toc/read-cd related: 0x00000001: Read 16 bytes PQ sub-channel instead of 96 byte raw P-W sub-channel data. If 'read-toc'/'read-cd' fails on your drive try to select this option. 0x00000002: Only used if option '0x00000001' is selected. If set the read PQ sub-channel data is expected to contain BCD instead of HEX values. If the time count that is displayed while running 'read-toc' jumps you will have to toggle this option. 0x00000004: Do not take ISRC code from the sub-channel data but use the appropriate SCSI command for reading the ISRC code. This option is automatically selected if 16 byte PQ sub-channel data with HEX values is used. cdd2600 This is a native driver for the Philips CDD2000/CDD2600 drive family. 'read-toc' is implemented like in the 'plextor' driver but it is slow and not very exact due to poor digital audio extraction capabilities of these drives. Anyway, I don't recommend doing CD structure analysis with the CDD2x00 because it stresses the mechanism too much. generic-mmc This is a driver for SCSI-3/mmc compatible CD-recorders that support session-at-once (cue sheet based) writing. Most of the recent drives (ATAPI, SCSI, USB, Parallel Port) should be compatible with this or with the 'generic-mmc-raw' driver described below. Data track writing support is also available. 'read-toc' scans linearly the Q sub-channel of each track to retrieve the pre-gap length and index marks. This method is very accurate but takes the same time like digital audio extraction. It should also work with recent CD-ROM readers. Option Bits: read-toc/read-cd related: 0x00000001: See 'plextor-scan'. 0x00000002: See 'plextor-scan'. 0x00000004: See 'plextor-scan'. 0x00000008: Try to retrieve the media catalog number by scanning the sub-channels instead of using the appropriate SCSI command. This might be an option if the CD-R/CD-ROM drive does not extract the catalog number otherwise. Note: A media catalog number need not be present on on a CD. 0x00000020: Use this option if the drive cannot read sub-channel data along with audio data. A binary search method for pre-gap and index mark extraction will be selected in this case which has to play a sector before the sub-channel data can be retrieved. If 'read-toc'/'read-cd' works only with this option you should consider to use '--fast-toc' since the data retrieved with the binary search method is usually not very reliable and not worth the additional time. 0x00000100: Force using the raw R-W sub-channel reading mode for audio and data tracks. writing related: 0x00000010: Enable CD-TEXT writing. This must be done explicitly because there is no way to detect if a recorder supports CD-TEXT writing. Trying to write CD-TEXT data with recorders that do not support this feature usually results in an error message at the beginning of the recording process and in real write mode the medium will be unusable. 0x00000040: Suppresses the activation of the BURN Proof feature. 0x00000080: If the drive does not support packed R-W sub-channel writing (the drive does not support the L-EC data creation and interleaving for R-W sub-channel data) you will have to specify this option. Cdrdao will perform all the encoding and write in raw R-W mode. If the drive does not support the raw R-W writing mode, too, it is not possible to write sub-channel data. generic-mmc-raw This is an alternate driver for SCSI-3/mmc compatible CD-recorders. It uses the raw writing interface where the driver has to provide the PQ sub-channel data in addition to the audio data. This writing mode allows using part of the lead-out area for audio data since the drive's firmware has no chance to prevent this. Of course, you will get some error message at the end of writing when the CD-R capacity is exhausted. Multi session recording is currently not supported. CD structure analysis is done like in the 'generic-mmc' driver. Option Bits: All of 'generic-mmc' except 0x00000010: CD-TEXT writing capability is automatically determined. 0x00000080: R-W sub-channel writing capability is automatically determined. ricoh-mp6200 Supports writing with the Ricoh MP6200S CD recorder. CD structure analysis is done like in the 'generic-mmc' driver. sony-cdu920 Driver for the Sony CDU920 recorder. Audio and data tracks are supported. The Sony CDU948 recorder will work with this driver, too. Use option '--speed 0' to get the full writing speed. 'read-toc' uses the Q sub-channel scanning method. sony-cdu948 Driver for the Sony CDU948 recorder. It extends the 'sony-cdu920' driver by CD-TEXT writing and multi session mode. taiyo-yuden This is an adapted 'cdd2600' driver for Taiyo-Yuden recorders. 'read-toc' is done with 'plextor' method. teac-cdr55 Driver for the Teac CD-R55 recorder. Audio and data tracks are supported. 'read-toc' uses the Q sub-channel scanning method. toshiba Read only driver for Toshiba SCSI CD-ROM drives. The Q sub-channel scanning method is used to detect pre-gaps and index marks. yamaha-cdr10x Driver for the Yamaha CDR10X recorder series that supports audio and data tracks. 'read-toc' uses the Q sub-channel scanning method. SCSI Device ----------- Cdrdao uses Joerg Schilling's SCSI library. Thus the same SCSI device addressing scheme applies as for 'cdrecord'. A SCSI device is addressed by a bus/id/lun triple, e.g. '--device 0,2,0' for a device with SCSI ID 2 on SCSI bus 0. On some systems it is also possible (sometimes required) to specify a device node directly, e.g. '--device /dev/sg0' can be used on Linux systems instead of the bus/id/lun triple. On Linux systems the generic SCSI device ('/dev/sg?') is required to access the CD writer. Try 'cat /proc/devices' to check out if your kernel supports the character device 'sg'. If not insert the corresponding module ('insmod sg.o') or reconfigure and compile the kernel. Cdrdao opens '/dev/cdrecorder' by default which should be a link to the appropriate generic SCSI device. ATAPI Support ------------- ATAPI drives use the same command set as SCSI devices so that cdrdao also supports all ATAPI CD-ROM, CD-R and CD-RW drives. Either the 'generic-mmc' or the 'generic-mmc-raw' driver should work if the recorder supports DAO writing at all. Cdrdao access ATAPI devices through the same interface as used for SCSI devices. Therefor the operating system must emulate the ATAPI devices as SCSI devices. Some operating systems do this by default (e.g. Win32), other operating system must be told to do that (e.g. Linux, enable the IDE host adapter emulation) and some operating system may not support that. The same applies for USB and parallel port devices: cdrdao supports them but the operating system must present them as SCSI devices. It is also possible to access ATAPI devices directly by using the syntax '--device ATAPI:0,0,0' or '--device ATA:0,0,0' based in your operating system. This is the same syntax used by cdrecord. It is indeed the recommended way for recent Linux systems wich no longer relies on the ide-scsi emulation layer. Linux kernel 2.4 users should use the '--device ATAPI:0,0,0' syntax, while kernels above 2.6 can use the more recent ATA interface ('--device ATA:0,0,0'). Digital Audio Extraction ------------------------ The digital audio extraction is done with the help of Monty's paranoia library except the 'plextor' driver which uses a special method for Plextor drives. If you want to use the paranoia mode with the 'plextor' driver you will have to use option '--driver plextor:0x1'. The output file will always contain raw signed 16 bit audio samples with MSB-LSB (big endian) byte order. If the byte order of the output file is not MSB-LSB you will have to use the driver option '0x20000', e.g. '--driver plextor:0x20000'. Please do not try to use '--swap' for writing in this case because the byte order of the audio samples that are fed to the paranoia library is wrong, too, which will cause malfunction of the paranoia library routines. Even if you specify a file name with a ".wav" extension the resulting file will be a raw audio file without any header. 'read-cd' and 'copy' will read the first track's pre-gap, too. If your drive cannot access these audio sectors which is usually indicated by read errors you will have to use driver option 0x40000. Currently, cdrdao does not support as many CD-ROM drives as cdparanoia. If audio extraction works with cdparanoia but not with cdrdao please send me a log of a 'cdparanoia -v' run and I will implement the required access command. CD-TEXT Writing --------------- CD-TEXT data is read with 'read-toc' or 'read-cd' if your drive supports it (e.g. Teac CD-532e, HP CD-Writer+ 8100) and will be stored in the toc-file. It is also possible to create the CD-TEXT data manually by editing the toc-file or by using the xcdrdao GUI. If you want to create your own CD-TEXT data be sure to add the fields 'TITLE' and 'PERFORMER' to all tracks. IMPORTANT: The CD-TEXT writing feature must be explicitly enabled with the driver option 0x10 for the 'generic-mmc' driver (see section Drivers). If the driver is automatically selected for your recorder model the driver options should be already set if your recorder is known to write CD-TEXT data. Please report if the driver database is not up to date or contains incorrect data. The directory "testtocs" contains a template toc-file "cdtext.toc". Drives Known to Work -------------------- Recorders: Model Firmware Rev. Driver ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ACER 10x8x32 ? generic-mmc-raw ACER 2010A ? generic-mmc-raw ACER 20x10x40 ? generic-mmc-raw ACER 4406EU A.AZ generic-mmc-raw ACER 4x4x6 ? generic-mmc-raw ACER 8X4X32 5.GV generic-mmc-raw ACER CD-R/RW 4X4X32 3.LS generic-mmc-raw AOPEN CD-RW CRW1632 1.11 generic-mmc AOPEN CD-RW CRW2040 1.01 generic-mmc AOPEN CD-RW CRW3248 1.12 generic-mmc-raw AOPEN CD-RW-241040 ? generic-mmc AOPEN CRW1232 ? generic-mmc-raw AOPEN CRW620 2.40 ricoh-mp6200 10 AOPEN CRW9624 1.70 generic-mmc ARTEC RW241040 1.02 generic-mmc-raw ARTEC WRA-WA48 ? generic-mmc-raw ARTEC WRR-4048 1.01 generic-mmc-raw ASUS CRW-1610A atapi generic-mmc-raw ASUS CRW-3212A 1.0 generic-mmc-raw ATAPI CD-R/RW 12X8X32 9.JB generic-mmc-raw ATAPI CD-R/RW 4X4X32 3.GS,3.HS generic-mmc-raw 7 ATAPI CD-R/RW CRW6206A 1.3A generic-mmc-raw BENQ CRW2410A P.MJ generic-mmc-raw BTC BCE1610IM 0.19,A.20 generic-mmc-raw BTC BCE2410IM A.22,A.23 generic-mmc-raw BTC BCE621E 2.0 generic-mmc-raw CD-RW CDR-2440MB 5SG1 generic-mmc CREATIVE CD-RW RW1210E LCS6 generic-mmc CREATIVE CD-RW RW4424 1.12 generic-mmc CREATIVE CD-RW RW8433E 1R04 generic-mmc CREATIVE CD5233E 1.00 generic-mmc CYBERDRV CW018D 120 generic-mmc-raw CYBERDRV CW038D 100C,110C generic-mmc-raw CYBERDRV CW058D 100D generic-mmc-raw DELTA OME-W141 1.40 generic-mmc GENERIC CRD-BP1600P 2.43 generic-mmc GENERIC CRD-R800S 1.10 generic-mmc GENERIC CRD-RW2 1.12 generic-mmc 9 Goldstar 8120B ? generic-mmc-raw GRUNDIG CDR100IPW 1.26 cdd2600 HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8160B 1.02 generic-mmc-raw HL-DT-ST CD-RW GCE-8320B 1.00,1.01,1.04 generic-mmc-raw HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC-4120B 2.01 generic-mmc HP 9510i 1.0e generic-mmc HP CD-Writer 4020 1.27 cdd2600 HP CD-Writer 6020 1.07 cdd2600 HP CD-Writer+ 7100 3.01 generic-mmc-raw HP CD-Writer+ 7200 3.01 generic-mmc-raw HP CD-Writer+ 7570 1.0a generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 8100 1.0g generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 8200 1.0f generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 8290 1.3c generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9100 1.0c generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9110 1.0 generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9200 1.0c, 1.0e generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9300 1.0b generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9600 1.0a generic-mmc 5 HP CD-Writer+ 9700 1.0M generic-mmc HP DVD Writer 100j 1.34 generic-mmc HP DVD Writer 200j 1.06 generic-mmc-raw IDE-CD R/RW 16x10A P1.5 generic-mmc IDE-CD R/RW 2x2x24 1.4 generic-mmc-raw IDE-CD R/RW 4x4x24 1.5C generic-mmc-raw IDE-CD R/RW 4x4x32 1.3B,1.4B generic-mmc-raw IDE-CD R/RW 8x4x32 1.3B,1.4B,1.5 generic-mmc-raw IDE-CD ReWritable-2x2x6 3.09 generic-mmc-raw IMATION IMW121032IAB 2.4B generic-mmc IMS 522 1.05 cdd2600 IMS CDD2000 1.25,1.26 cdd2600 IOMEGA ZIPCD 4x650 1.04 generic-mmc-raw JVC R2626 1.10,2.29 teac-cdr55 JVC XR-W2010 1.51 teac-cdr55 KODAK PCD-225 1.06 cdd2600 LG 8088B ? generic-mmc LG 8120B 1.03 generic-mmc LG CD-ROM CDR-8428B 1.0 generic-mmc LG CD-RW CED-8080B 1.05,1.06 generic-mmc LG CD-RW CED-8081B 1.00,1.05,1.06 generic-mmc LG CD-RW CED-8083B 1.06,1.09,1.1 generic-mmc LG CD-RW GCE-8240B 1.06 generic-mmc LG COMBO 1.0 generic-mmc LG HL-DT-ST RW/DVD GCC-4080N 0010 generic-mmc LITE-ON LTR-0841 MS10, MS84 generic-mmc LITE-ON LTR-12101B LS15 generic-mmc-raw LITE-ON LTR-16101B TSON generic-mmc-raw LITE-ON LTR-16102C US52 generic-mmc-raw LITE-ON LTR-24102B 5S07 generic-mmc LITE-ON LTR-32123S XS0X generic-mmc-raw LITE-ON LTR-32125W WBS4 generic-mmc LITE-ON LTR-40125S ZS08 generic-mmc-raw LITE-ON LTR-48125W VS04,VS06 generic-mmc-raw MATSHITA CD-R CW-7502 X.14, X.17 generic-mmc 5 MATSHITA CD-R CW-7503 1.04, 1.8 generic-mmc MATSHITA CD-R CW-7582 1.00, 1.05, 1.10 generic-mmc MATSHITA CD-R CW-7585 1.04 generic-mmc MATSHITA CD-R CW-7586 1.01,1.08 generic-mmc MATSHITA CDRRW01 1.34 generic-mmc MATSHITA UJDA360 ? generic-mmc MATSHITA UJDA710 1.50 generic-mmc MATSHITA UJDA720 ? generic-mmc MEMOREX 24MAX 1040 ? generic-mmc MEMOREX 40MAXX 1248AJ ZWS1 generic-mmc MEMOREX CD-RW4224 1.17 generic-mmc MEMOREX CDRW-2216 1.0b generic-mmc-raw MEMOREX CR-622 D4.0 generic-mmc-raw 5 MEMOREX CRW-1662 D4.0 generic-mmc-raw MEMOREX CRW620 1.20 ricoh-mp6200 MICROSOLUTIONS BACKPACK CD REWRITER ? generic-mmc MITSUMI 2801 1.10 generic-mmc-raw MITSUMI CR-4801 2.02 generic-mmc 2 MITSUMI CR-4802 1.2B, 1.4D generic-mmc-raw 4 MITSUMI CR-4804 2.4C generic-mmc-raw MITSUMI CR-48X5 1.2A generic-mmc MITSUMI CR-48X5TE 1.6A generic-mmc MITSUMI CR-48X8TE 1.1E generic-mmc MITSUMI CR-48XATE 1.0C generic-mmc OLYMPIC RWD RW4224 ? generic-mmc OTI -975 SOCRATES ? generic-mmc-raw PANASONIC CD-R CW-7582 1.05 generic-mmc PHILIPS CDD 3801/31 ? generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS CDD2000 1.25, 1.26 cdd2600 PHILIPS CDD2600 1.07 cdd2600 PHILIPS CDD3600 2.00 generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS CDD3610 2.02, 3.01, 3.09 generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS CDD4201 1.5C generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS CDD4801 C1.3 generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS CDD522 ? cdd2600 PHILIPS CDRW1610A P1.4 generic-mmc PHILIPS CDRW2412A P1.5 generic-mmc PHILIPS CDRW400 ? generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS OMNIWRITER26 1.20 ricoh-mp6200 PHILIPS PCA460RW 1.0e,1.0g generic-mmc PHILIPS PCRW1208 3.1,4.0 generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS PCRW120899 ? generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS PCRW404 1.06,1.4b generic-mmc-raw PHILIPS PCRW804 1.5,2.0 generic-mmc-raw PIONEER DVD-ROM DVD-114 2.06 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-R412 1.04, 1.06, 1.07 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-R820 1.03, 1.07 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W1210 1.02,1.04,1.05 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W124 1.02 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W1610 1.00 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W4220 1.01, 1.02 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W8220 1.01 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W8432 1.03, 1.05 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W241040 1.04 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W2410a 1.03,1.04 generic-mmc PLEXTOR CD-R PX-W4012A 1.00,1.01 generic-mmc QPS CRD-BP 1500P 6.38 generic-mmc-raw RICOH CD-R/RW MP7040 1.4 generic-mmc RICOH CD-R/RW MP7060 1.30, 1.50, 1.70 generic-mmc RICOH CD-R/RW MP7063A 1.80 generic-mmc RICOH CD-R/RW MP7080 1.10 generic-mmc RICOH CD-R/RW MP7083A 1.20 generic-mmc RICOH DVD/CDRW MP9060 1.50 generic-mmc RICOH MP6200 2.20, 2.03, 1.20, 2.40 ricoh-mp6200 RICOH MP6201 ? ricoh-mp6200 SAF CD-R2006PLUS 2.05 teac-cdr55 SAF CD-R4012 6.0J, 6.0L teac-cdr55 SAF CD-R8020 1.24 generic-mmc SAF CD-RW 226 1.12 teac-cdr55 SAF CD-RW4224A 1.20 generic-mmc SAF CD-RW6424 1.30 generic-mmc SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-204B BS21 generic-mmc-raw SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-206 1.40 generic-mmc SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-208 BS01, BS02 generic-mmc-raw SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-212B BS05,Q001 generic-mmc-raw SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-224 R201 generic-mmc-raw SAMSUNG CD-R/RW SW-408B BS02 generic-mmc SAMSUNG CDRW/DVD SM-308B BS03,BS04,T100 generic-mmc SAMSUNG SW-232 R300,R301 generic-mmc-raw SANYO CRD-BP3 1.03 generic-mmc SONY CD-R CDU920 ? sony-cdu920 SONY CD-R CDU924 1.1d sony-cdu920 SONY CD-R CDU948 1.0j sony-cdu948 5 SONY CD-RW CRX700E 1.4r generic-mmc SONY CRX-815 ? generic-mmc SONY CRX100 1.0m generic-mmc 5 SONY CRX120 1.0j generic-mmc 5 SONY CRX140 1.0n generic-mmc 5 SONY CRX145 1.0b generic-mmc 5 SONY CRX160E 1.0e,1.0g generic-mmc SONY CRX175A1 5YS2 generic-mmc SONY CRX175E ? generic-mmc SONY CRX185E1 XYS2 generic-mmc SONY CRX195E1 ? generic-mmc-raw T.YUDEN CD-WO EW-50 2.15, 2.16, 2.18 taiyo-yuden TDK 4800 s7s5 generic-mmc TDK CDRW121032 1.02 generic-mmc TDK CDRW321040B X7S2 generic-mmc TDK CDRW8432 1.07 generic-mmc TEAC CD-R50 ? teac-cdr55 TEAC CD-R55 1.0k,1.0n,1.0r teac-cdr55 TEAC CD-R56 ? generic-mmc TEAC CD-R58 1.0J, 1.0H generic-mmc TEAC CD-W216E 1.0A generic-mmc TEAC CD-W512EB 2.0B generic-mmc TEAC CD-W512SB 1.0H generic-mmc TEAC CD-W516EB 1.0A,1.0B generic-mmc TEAC CD-W516EC 1.8C generic-mmc TEAC CD-W524E 1.0b generic-mmc TEAC CD-W54E 1.1B generic-mmc TEAC CD-W58E 1.0A generic-mmc-raw TORiSAN CDW-U4424 1.10 generic-mmc 11 TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1612 1004 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-R1002 1030 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-R1202 1020 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-R2002 ? toshiba TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-R2102 15 toshiba TOSHIBA R/RW 4x4x24 ? generic-mmc-raw TRAXDATA 241040 ? generic-mmc TRAXDATA 2832 ? generic-mmc-raw TRAXDATA CDR4120 5.0G, 5.0J, 5.0N teac-cdr55 TRAXDATA CDRW2260+ 3.01 generic-mmc-raw TRAXDATA CDRW4260 1.0f generic-mmc TRAXDATA CRW2260 PRO 2.0 generic-mmc-raw WAITEC WT2444EI 1.04 generic-mmc-raw WAITEC WT4424 1.01 generic-mmc-raw WAITEC WT624 7.0F generic-mmc YAMAHA CDR100 1.0, 1.1 yamaha-cdr10x YAMAHA CDR102 1.00, 1.01 yamaha-cdr10x YAMAHA CDR200 1.0k generic-mmc YAMAHA CDR400 1.0k, 1.0n generic-mmc 1,5 YAMAHA CRW2100 1.0D, 1.0H generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW2200 ? generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW2260 1.0f generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW3200 1.0d generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW4001 1.0q generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW4260 1.0h, 1.0q generic-mmc 5 YAMAHA CRW4416 1.0b generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW6416 1.0c, 1.0d generic-mmc 8 YAMAHA CRW8424 1.0d generic-mmc YAMAHA CRW8824 1.0 generic-mmc _NEC 7900 ? generic-mmc-raw _NEC NR-7700A 1.01 generic-mmc _NEC NR-7800A 1.01,1.0B generic-mmc-raw Readers (command 'read-toc', 'read-cd'): Model Firmware Rev. Driver -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ASUS CD-S340 1.60 generic-mmc ASUS CD-S400 2.40 generic-mmc ASUS CD-S500/A 1.0K generic-mmc ASUS DVD-ROM E608 1.10 generic-mmc E-IDE CD-950E/TKU A41 generic-mmc E-IDE CD-ROM 36X/AKU U23 generic-mmc 3 E-IDE CD-ROM 52X/AKH A6E generic-mmc FUNAI E295X 1.01 generic-mmc HITACHI CDR-7730 ? generic-mmc HITACHI CDR-8435 0010 generic-mmc HITACHI DVD-ROM GD-2500 A011 plextor LG CD-ROM CRD-8480C 1.04 generic-mmc LG CD-ROM CRD-8482B 1.00 generic-mmc LG CD-ROM CRD-8521B 1.01,1.06 generic-mmc LG DVD-ROM DRN8080B LAB8 generic-mmc LITE-ON CD-ROM ? generic-mmc LITE-ON LTD-163 ghr3 generic-mmc LITEON DVD-ROM LTD163D ? generic-mmc MATSHITA CD-ROM CR-506 8S04 plextor MATSHITA CD-ROM CR-588 LS15 generic-mmc MATSHITA CD-ROM CR-589 GS0H generic-mmc MATSHITA CR-8008 8.0e plextor MATSHITA DVD-ROM SR-8585 ? generic-mmc MEMOREX CD-233E U10A generic-mmc 6 MITSUMI CD-ROM FX4820 D02A generic-mmc NAKAMICH MJ-5.16S 1.07 plextor OPTICS_S 8622 ? generic-mmc PHILIPS 36X/AKU ? generic-mmc PHILIPS CD-ROM PCCD052 F50P generic-mmc PHILIPS E-IDE CD-ROM 36X U23 generic-mmc PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U03 1.01 plextor PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U06 1.05 plextor PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U10 1.07 plextor PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U12 1.06 plextor PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U16 1.06 plextor PIONEER CD-ROM DR-U32 1.00 generic-mmc PIONEER DVD-103 1.09, 1.15 generic-mmc PIONEER DVD-104 1.11 generic-mmc PIONEER DVD-105 1.11 generic-mmc PIONEER DVD-303 1.09 plextor PIONEER DVD-305 1.03 plextor PLEXTOR CD-ROM ? plextor-scan PLEXTOR PX-40TS 1.11 plextor-scan PLEXTOR PX-40TW ? plextor-scan PLEXTOR PX-63 ? plextor-scan SONY CD-ROM ? plextor SONY CD-ROM CDU-76 1.1c plextor SONY CD-ROM CDU31A-02 ? generic-mmc SONY CD-ROM CDU4821 S0.P generic-mmc SONY CDU5211 YYS2 generic-mmc TEAC CD-524E 3.0B generic-mmc TEAC CD-532E 1.0A generic-mmc TEAC CD-532S 1.0A teac-cdr55 TEAC CD-540E 1.0A,1.0C generic-mmc TEAC CD-ROM CD-532S 1.0A plextor-scan TOSHIBA 1504 1008 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-3206B ? generic-mmc TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-3601B 1885 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-5302TA 1095 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-5701TA 0167 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6102B 1112 generic-mmc TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6201TA 1037 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6302B 1012 generic-mmc TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6401TA 1009 toshiba TOSHIBA CD-ROM XM-6402B 1008 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-2102 1015 toshiba TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-C2202 1020,1021 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-C2302 1021 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-C2402 1317 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1102 1426 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1401 1008 generic-mmc TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SD-M1402 ? generic-mmc TOSHIBA XM-5401 1036 plextor Notes: 1) Writing with firmware revision 1.0i does not work. 2) read-toc with plextor driver. 3) Sold as Philips PCA36XCD CD-ROM. 4) The generic-mmc driver will also work but the firmware seems to create wrong sub-channel data in some cases. 5) See notes at the end of this file. 6) This drive seems to ignore ISRC Codes and the Catalog Number. 7) Firmware version 3.DS does not work well in DAO mode. Update to 3.GS! 8) With firmware 1.0c and Adaptec 2940U2W the transmission must be set to asynchron according to Adaptec and Yamaha. 9) Sanyo OEM 32x/12x/4x CD-RW drive. 10) The firmware reports an empty vendor string so that the driver will not be selected automatically. Please use the --driver option. 11) As with Toast and Nero it`s best to write and rewrite at 2x. Example for CD Copying ---------------------- The following command will copy the CD in the source drive specified with option '--source-device' to the CD-R/CD-RW inserted in the destination drive specified with option '--device'. Only a single session will be copied which can be selected with option '--session' (default: 1st session). If you want to keep the session open you will have to use option '--multi'. cdrdao copy --source-device 0,2,0 --device 0,5,0 --buffers 64 The option '--buffers' is used to adjust the ring buffer size. Each buffer holds 1 second audio data. Dividing the specified number of buffers by the writing speed gives the approx. time for which data input my be stalled, e.g. 64 buffers and writing at 4x speed results in 16 seconds. On the fly copying is selected with option '--on-the-fly'. No intermediate data will be stored on the disk in this case. If the source CD contains audio tracks and the source drive is slow you should consider to reduce the audio extraction quality with option '--paranoia-mode 0' or reduce the writing speed to 2x. For '--paranoia-mode 0' you will need a perfect CD-ROM drive that can provide an accurate audio stream. The standard generic SCSI interface of Linux kernels < 2.2.6 cannot handle multiple commands in parallel. Since the reading and the writing part of cdrdao use the generic SCSI interface mutual blocking will occur. This results in low fill rates of cdrdao's ring buffer and very likely produces buffer under runs. To avoid these problems you should apply Heiko Eissfeldt's sg-buffer patch which can be downloaded from: ftp://ftp.fokus.gmd.de/pub/unix/cdrecord/alpha/ It is available for 2.0.x and 2.1.x kernels. For 2.2.x kernels with x < 6 the "SG-2.2.tar.gz" patch should be used. Kernel versions >= 2.2.6 do not need any patch. I strongly recommend to perform some simulation runs before trying real writing. Example for composing an audio CD --------------------------------- Assume three existing audio files 'audio1.wav', 'audio2.wav' and 'audio3.wav' that go in three tracks. We do not want a pause between track 1 and 2 (no pre-gap). The first 10 seconds of 'audio1.wav' should be used as pre-gap for track 3. Here is the toc-file: // Track 1 TRACK AUDIO FILE "audio1.wav" 0 // take all audio data from 'audio1.wav', length is taken // from file // Track 2 TRACK AUDIO FILE "audio2.wav" 0 // take all audio data from 'audio2.wav', length is taken // from file, no pre-gap // Track 3 TRACK AUDIO FILE "audio1.wav" 0 0:10:0 // take first 10 seconds from 'audio1.wav' START // everything before this line goes into the pre-gap FILE "audio3.wav" 0 // take all audio data from 'audio3.wav', length is taken // from file Type 'cdrdao show-toc example.toc' to check for the correct syntax of the toc-file. Note that even for the command 'show-toc' the audio files must exist if the length of the audio files is not specified like in the example. Type 'cdrdao read-test example.toc' to check if all audio files can be read without error (optional). Type 'cdrdao simulate example.toc' to perform a write simulation (optional). Type 'cdrdao write example.toc' to create the audio CD. Notes about some CD recorder models ----------------------------------- MATSHITA/PANASONIC CW-7502 This drive will only produce useful disks with the recent firmware revision X.17. The X depends on the drive hardware revision. Thanks to Jeroen Steenblik <[email protected]> for adapting the generic-mmc driver to the CW-7502 recorder. He spend a lot of time and wasted many CD-Rs until it was obvious that the pre-X.14 firmware does not completely comply with the SCSI-3/mmc standard. Here are Jeroen's notes for upgrading the firmware: The update can be found at the Plasmon technical website, http://tech.plasmon.co.uk/, choose 'Download Files' and obtain the X.17 firmware for the CDR480. This includes all instructions. One thing I might add, when downloading the two files in the sequence described in their document, my drive refused the second file. I had to reboot after downloading the first file and only then I could download the second. Quite scary stuff. Swapping the download sequence should prevent this (so I've read). MEMOREX CR-622 Submitted by Bryan E. Chafy <[email protected]>: The drive as shipped comes with firmware that does not support DAO. The firmware lives on a PROM, it is not flashable. You need an EPROM burner, a 27c020 PLCC EPROM, and the D4.0 ROM image for the CRW-1622 (can download it from Memorex web site, the name of the image is d39e.dat). The ROM is socketed at the rear of the drive, you will see it when you remove the top cover. Mine had a sticker on it with the numbers E07/885B. Note, this is for the CR-622 (and its sister the CDR-622 wearnes drive), NOT the CRW-1622. The CRW-1622 drive is flash-upgradeable). IMHO, Wearnes/Memorex should be sending us new ROM's free of charge because the box clearly states the CR-622 supports DAO. The new firmware does not turn the CR-622 into a cd-rw capable drive. You can still only burn cd-r media. YAMAHA CDR400, CRW4260 These drives sometimes have problems with writing at 4x speed. The resulting disk is hard read for some reason. Disks written at 1x or 2x speed are fine. Yamaha's support is aware of this problem. It might be related to the actual firmware revision. I successfully wrote CD-Rs at 4x speed with a CDR400t and firmware revision 1.0k. HP CD-Writer+ 75XX, HP CD-Writer+ 8100, SONY CRX100, HP CD-Writer+ 8200 The firmware restricts the possible disk types in multi session mode (DAO only) to one of the following: o Pure audio CD. o CD-EXTRA where the 1st session contains only audio tracks and the 2nd session contains 1 data track. Further restrictions: o The length of the 1st track's pre-gap is restricted to a certain amount. o Cue sheets with ISRC codes are rejected of the COPY flag is set. This might be fixed in future versions. SONY CD-R CDU948 The firmware restricts the possible disk types in DAO mode to one of the following: o Pure audio CD. o Mixed mode CD where the 1st track is a data track followed by at least 1 audio track. o CD-EXTRA where the 1st session contains only audio tracks and the 2nd session contains 1 data track. The length of the 1st track's pre-gap is restricted to a certain amount, too. If you want to create a pure data CD you will have to append a dummy audio track to the toc-file, e.g. with: TRACK AUDIO PREGAP 0:2:0 SILENCE 0:4:0
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Readiness of release 1.2.5
Multiple "tiny" things related to this query which I am raising...
I am interested in gcdmaster. As per Issue #3 I assume that it is now only compilable with GTK3? (Note: I am aware of at least one or two GTK apps which still need GTK2). If GTK3 is necessary, then it looks like release 1.2.5 is needed.
How quickly can 1.2.5 be made OPENLY available as a compressed tar file? This is currently the situation with 1.2.4.
Is there currently stuff left to do before 1.2.5 is released? If so, what?
Ideally, I would like to have a workable gcdmaster in the next version of Debian Linux 12 (Bookworm). However, given how cdrdao is "used" in Debian, the deadline is either in 1 to 3 weeks time or the deadline has been missed.
Sorry for the vagueness of the query which I am raising. I have only really just started learning about the Debian package creation process together with Debian's strict deadlines. Therefore, the questions I have or will ask may have a lot of flex in them.
Does not build under cygwin on Windows
Maybe I'm just doing something wrong, but I'm at a point I can no longer make progress from.
After autoconf and ./configure, during make while building cdrdao.exe I get these errors. I can't find these functions defined in ScsiIf-win.cc, so I completely understand why it doesn't know what to do. How was this supposed to work?
undefined reference to 'ScsiIf::bus()'
undefined reference to 'ScsiIf::scan(int*, char*)'
undefined reference to 'ScsiIf::id()'
undefined reference to 'ScsiIf::lun()'
undefined reference to 'ScsiIf::checkMmc(bool*, bool*, bool*, bool*)'
[toc2mp3] The title name will be lost
If the title name contains multibyte characters, non-ASCII characters (e.g. Japanese) are removed by clean_string().
example:
TITLE "(\343\201\202\343\201\204\343\201\206)_\343\201\210\343\201\212? " // (あいう)_えお?
→ "() ?"
I want to exclude only control characters or switch for this function.
Special Characters in cddb data toc file
When creating a toc file with:
cdrdao read-toc --with-cddb --cddb-servers cddb.retrobridge.org:80:/~cddb/cddb.cgi --datafile data.wav ./debut.toc
The Performer is incorrectly listed as "Bj\366rk".
In the cue file created by cyanrip the Performer is correctly listed as Björk
hypen and apostrophe in the TITLE are changed to ? So Fu-Gee-La is found as Fu?Gee?La and Burnin' is Burnin?
All the above was with 1.2.4...
I have now installed 1.2.5 and Björk now displays in the toc file in terminal as Bj�rk, and Fu-Gee-La is still Fu?Gee?La
cdrdao 1.2.5 breaks "version" command
Commit 3a3c0ec with title "Toning down some logs" removes the printVersion(); command from main.cc and, hence, breaks the "cdrdao version" prompt. This in turn breaks external tools like gnome brasero who rely on version checking of cdrdao for usage.
with version 1.2.4 we get:
$ cdrdao version
Cdrdao version 1.2.4 - (C) Andreas Mueller [email protected]
$
with version 1.2.5 we get:
$ cdrdao version
$
Tested on Archlinux, who just introduced the new 1.2.5 version.
Segfault at strlen call with cdrdao read-toc command
Command: cdrdao read-toc --device /dev/sr0 --fast-toc test.toc
Valgrind output: https://gist.github.com/jayna37/de96b6729e4fb00a23e013688d3ab699
Disc: 11729672
Drive: drive: /dev/cdrom, vendor: TSSTcorp, model: BDDVDW SE-506CB , release: TS01
uname -r: 6.5.4-403.asahi.fc38.aarch64+16k
Feel free to let me know if I can do any further testing to help. I use the regular Fedora 38 package of cdrdao.
CUE to TOC bug conversion due to cue2toc utility
The cue2toc utility used in cdrdao is buggy because in presence of INDEX 02 03 etc... a wrong timestamps conversion is made, so the burning get stuck with an error. Please migrate to cueconvert ! This piece of software returns a correctly formatted and calculated timestamps for TOC
cdrdao (1.2.4-1) breaks dependency
Arch Linux 64 Bit installation:
"installing cdrdao (1.2.4-1) breaks dependency 'cdrdao=1.2.3' required by gcdmaster"
Apologies if this is in the wrong place, just wondering if it's the update or Arch itself that's causing the problem.
All CD-Text appears in single (last) track
First, thanks so much for cdrdao! As someone that still rips CDs to our cars' "jukebox"/hard drives, I am super-interested in writing audio CDs that include CD-Text and keeping albums out of the "Unknown/No Name" artist bucket. The cloud dbs the cars connect to, often don't have album info.
I used the article @ https://apocalyptech.com/linux/cdtext/ as my starting point.
I ended up installing the most-recent version from sourgeforce. I have tried many, many iterations of trying to get this to work, with different command options, toc files, etc. It is entirely possible I've JUSTMISSED getting this right, or only ran the simulate, didn't run the real write (I am down about 20 discs at this point :) ) and missed the right mix of options.
Basically, I can get all my CD-TEXT info onto the disc, BUT, it's crammed into the last track.
Burner is ASUS DRW-24B1ST.
Command:
$ cdrdao write --device /dev/sr0 --driver generic-mmc:0x10 -v 3 --eject cd-toc00
Detected SG driver version: 3.5.27
/dev/sr0: ASUS DRW-24B1ST a Rev: 1.04
Using driver: Generic SCSI-3/MMC - Version 2.0 (options 0x0010)
[SCSI] Rezero Unit (0x01) failed: Operation not permitted.
[SCSI] Rezero Unit (0x01) failed: Operation not permitted.
Starting write CD-TEXT writing is supported.
at speed 48...
Pausing 10 seconds - hit CTRL-C to abort.
Process can be aborted with QUIT signal (usually CTRL-\).
WARNING: No super user permission to setup real time scheduling.
Waiting for reader process
Buffer filled
Awaken, will start writing
Turning BURN-Proof on
Enabling JustSpeed.
Session format: 0
Drive accepted write parameter mode page variant 0.
Executing power calibration...
Power calibration successful.
Cue Sheet (variant 0):
CTL/ TNO INDEX DATA SCMS MIN SEC FRAME
ADR FORM
01 00 00 41 00 97 26 66
01 01 00 00 00 00 00 00
01 01 01 00 00 00 02 00
01 02 01 00 00 07 35 72
01 aa 01 01 00 13 19 56
Drive accepted cue sheet variant 0.
Writing CD-TEXT lead-in...
Writing track 01 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )...
Writing track 02 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )...
Wrote 134 of 134 MB (Buffers 100% 99%).
Wrote 59831 blocks. Buffer fill min 100%/max 100%.
Flushing cache...
Writing finished successfully.
[SCSI] Rezero Unit (0x01) failed: Operation not permitted.
cd-toc00:
CD_DA
CD_TEXT {
LANGUAGE_MAP {
0: 9
}
LANGUAGE 0 {
TITLE "Reflektor"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
}
}
TRACK AUDIO
CD_TEXT {
LANGUAGE 0 {
TITLE "Reflektor"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
}
}
FILE "01-01-Reflektor.wav" 0
TRACK AUDIO
CD_TEXT {
LANGUAGE 0 {
TITLE "We Exist"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
}
}
FILE "01-02-We_Exist.wav" 0
The disc is created and plays, but cd-info shows:
Disc mode is listed as: CD-DA
CD-ROM Track List (1 - 2)
#: MSF LSN Type Green? Copy? Channels Premphasis?
1: 00:02:00 000000 audio false no 2 no
2: 07:35:72 034047 audio false no 2 no
170: 13:19:56 059831 leadout (134 MB raw, 134 MB formatted)
Media Catalog Number (MCN):
TRACK 1 ISRC: 000000000000
TRACK 2 ISRC: 000000000000
Last CD Session LSN: 0
audio status: invalid
__________________________________
CD Analysis Report
Language 0 'English':
CD-TEXT for Disc:
CD-TEXT for Track 1:
CD-TEXT for Track 2:
TITLE: ReflektorReflektorWe Exist
PERFORMER: Arcade FireArcade FireArcade Fire
It may be my burner as show-toc simulate shows proper cd-text:
$ cdrdao show-toc --simulate --device /dev/sr0 --driver generic-mmc:0x10 -v 3 --eject cd-toc00
TOC TYPE: CD_DA
TITLE "Reflektor"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
TRACK 1 Mode AUDIO:
COPY NOT PERMITTED
NO PRE-EMPHASIS
TWO CHANNEL AUDIO
START 00:00:00( 0)
END* 07:33:72( 34047)
TITLE "Reflektor"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
TRACK 2 Mode AUDIO:
COPY NOT PERMITTED
NO PRE-EMPHASIS
TWO CHANNEL AUDIO
START 07:33:72( 34047)
END* 13:17:56( 59831)
TITLE "We Exist"
PERFORMER "Arcade Fire"
Finally, generic-mmc-raw versions fail before writing:
$ cdrdao write --simulate --device /dev/sr0 --driver generic-mmc-raw:0x10 -v 3 --eject cd-toc00
Detected SG driver version: 3.5.27
/dev/sr0: ASUS DRW-24B1ST a Rev: 1.04
Using driver: Generic SCSI-3/MMC (raw writing) - Version 2.0 (options 0x0010)
[snip . . .]
ERROR: Write data failed.
ERROR: Simulation failed.
[SCSI] Rezero Unit (0x01) failed: Operation not permitted.
$ cdrdao write --simulate --device /dev/sr0 --driver generic-mmc-raw -v 3 --eject cd-toc00
[snip . . .]
ERROR: Write data failed.
ERROR: Simulation failed.
[SCSI] Rezero Unit (0x01) failed: Operation not permitted.
Thanks for having a look!
gcdmaster doesn't handle file open properly
We currently can't do
> gcdmaster some.toc
in xcdrdao.cc, we need to handle Gio::APPLICATION_HANDLES_OPEN property.
--swap argument with generic-mmc-raw driver does not fix CD audio playback
I can't seem to figure out why this occurs. The --swap argument is needed for some disc images, or else loud static will play when burning said disc image and playing it back. The --swap argument does not fix the audio in combination with the generic-mmc-raw driver, but does in combination with the generic-mmc driver.
How to run on Windows?
According to the README.Win32 file, The Win32 port of cdrdao is based on the Cygwin Unix environment for Windows. This package comes with the binary version of the cygwin1.dll. You can download the corresponding source code from http://sourceforge.net/projects/cdrdao in the download section or via www.cygwin.com.
However, I can't seem to figure out what package I need to install from cygwin in order to get cdrdao. Internet searches come up fruitless. Anybody able to shed some light on this?
Add support for SafeDisc and other copy protection
I've been looking for an alternative to Alcohol 120% for Linux, and this is the closest I can find, but cdrdao fails to properly read and copy the Safedisc copy protection and probably other kinds as well. This makes it useless as an alternative to Alcohol 120%. It would be really great if this feature could be added. It would also be great to port cdrdao to Windows natively, and/or support .mdf disc images. But that's another thing.
Garbage in FILE rows of TOC without --datafile
On version 1.2.5, there is an issue with the FILE rows of the read-toc output. I would guess it's caused by a use-after-free, but it must happen via libstdc++ because AddressSanitizer isn't catching it.
The command I am running:
dao/cdrdao read-toc --fast-toc --driver generic-mmc toc.txt
Expected output, on version 1.2.4 and commit 85d0ac5:
CD_DA
// Track 1
TRACK AUDIO
NO COPY
NO PRE_EMPHASIS
TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO
ISRC "GARKS1500214"
FILE "data.wav" 0 04:55:37
Actual output, on version 1.2.5 (tip of master as of this writing) and commit a5ea098:
CD_DA
// Track 1
TRACK AUDIO
NO COPY
NO PRE_EMPHASIS
TWO_CHANNEL_AUDIO
ISRC "GARKS1500214"
FILE "/usr/lib/ao/plugins-4/libpulse.so" 0 04:55:37
Sometimes the FILE rows look like the above, sometimes they are empty (FILE ""), and other times they look like this instead (decoded as latin-1):
FILE "H�Ä�H�s,º�" 0 04:55:37
Which is complete garbage and tends to crash programs such as whipper which parse the output of read-toc and expect valid UTF-8.
If I pass --datafile foo.wav, the issue goes away. According to valgrind, dataFilename is uninitialized at the time of the NULL check here:
Lines 2786 to 2788 in c2b0ff2
cdrdao copy fails with version 1.2.5 + PR #21 applied
cdrdao copy fails with cdrdaw version 1.2.5 + patch applied from #21
it doesnt segfault anymore, but it still doesnt copy an audio cd, that cdrdao 1.2.4 copies flawlessly, when i downgrade to that version. i never had this problem with version 1.2.4 and below.
$ cdrdao copy --device /dev/sr1
/dev/sr1: ATAPI iHAS324 F Rev: CL8F
Using driver: Generic SCSI-3/MMC - Version 2.0 (options 0x0000)
[...]
Track 15...
Found ISRC code.
Found 2315 Q sub-channels with CRC errors.
Found CD-TEXT data.
Found disk catalogue number.
ERROR: CD-TEXT: Language 0: PERFORMER field not defined for all tracks or disk.
ERROR: The toc extracted from the source CD is not suitable for this drive.
ERROR: CD copying failed.
Port gcdmaster to Gnome 3
In my gentoo system, configuring cdrdao give:
checking for sigc++-2.0 >= 2.0.0... yes
checking for gtkmm-2.4 >= 2.4.0... yes
checking for libgnomeuimm-2.6 >= 2.6.0... no
<snip>
Building gcdmaster : no
dev-cpp/libgnomeuimm disappeared from gentoo several years ago, and I guess from other distributions as well. It is provided by gnome-base/libgnomeui (2.24.5 installed) and I don't even know if it is a trivial fix for that issue.
cat /usr/lib64/pkgconfig/libgnomeui-2.0.pc
prefix=/usr
exec_prefix=${prefix}
libdir=/usr/lib64
includedir=${prefix}/include
libgnomeui_serverdir=${exec_prefix}/libexec
Name: libgnomeui
Description: libgnomeui
Requires: libgnome-2.0 libbonoboui-2.0 libgnomecanvas-2.0 gtk+-2.0 gdk-pixbuf-2.0 gnome-vfs-2.0
Requires.private: libart-2.0 gconf-2.0 gnome-keyring-1
Version: 2.24.5
Libs: -L${libdir} -lgnomeui-2 -lSM -lICE
Cflags: -I${includedir}/libgnomeui-2.0
Stuck after "Flushing Cache..."
Hello, I filed this bug on the sourceforge bugtracker, but it seems like here might be a more appropriate place. I'm having some issues with sdrdao writing a CD. It gets stuck after the "Flushing Cache..." step:
$ strace -o strace.log cdrdao write --eject cd.toc
Cdrdao version 1.2.4 - (C) Andreas Mueller <[email protected]>
/dev/sr0: PLDS DVDRWBD DH-12E3S Rev: MD11
Using driver: Generic SCSI-3/MMC (raw writing) - Version 2.0 (options 0x0000)
Starting write at speed 48...
Pausing 10 seconds - hit CTRL-C to abort.
Process can be aborted with QUIT signal (usually CTRL-\).
Turning BURN-Proof on
Using 96 byte raw P-W sub-channel data mode for CD-TEXT.
Executing power calibration...
Power calibration successful.
WARNING: No super user permission to setup real time scheduling.
Writing lead-in and gap...
Writing track 01 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )...
Writing track 02 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )...
Writing track 03 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Writing track 04 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Writing track 05 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Writing track 06 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Writing track 07 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Writing track 08 (mode AUDIO/AUDIO )....
Wrote 633 of 633 MB (Buffers 100% 98%).
Wrote 282528 blocks. Buffer fill min 93%/max 100%.
Writing lead-out...
Wrote 15 of 15 MB.
Flushing cache...
When I strace it I see this repeated over and over at the end (FD 3 is my drive):
ioctl(3, SG_IO, {interface_id='S', dxfer_direction=0 /* SG_DXFER_??? */, cmd_len=6, cmdp="\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00\x00", mx_sb_len=16, iovec_count=0, dxfer_len=0, timeout=30000, flags=SG_FLAG_DIRECT_IO, status=0x2, masked_status=0x1, msg_status=0, sb_len_wr=16, sbp="\x70\x00\x02\x00\x00\x00\x00\x0a\x00\x00\x00\x00\x3a\x01\x00\x00", host_status=0, driver_status=0x8, resid=0, duration=34, info=SG_INFO_CHECK}) = 0
Is there something wrong with my CD writer, or is there anything I can tweak to fix this? Let me know if there's any other information I can provide.
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