14 Apr
2003
14 Apr
'03
7:35 p.m.
I would like to use my Linux box as a direct-to-CD recorder, for recording jam sessions.
Does anybody know of a Linux app that can record an audio CD in real time? In other
words, go straight from audio input to an audio CD?
I think that some of the CD recording software can take input from stdin, but I don't
know how the data should be formatted. Any ideas?
-Ben
15 Apr
15 Apr
8:24 a.m.
Hallo,
Ben Loftis hat gesagt: // Ben Loftis wrote:
I would like to use my Linux box as a direct-to-CD
recorder, for
recording jam sessions. Does anybody know of a Linux app that can
record an audio CD in real time? In other words, go straight from
audio input to an audio CD?
I think that some of the CD recording software can take input from
stdin, but I don't know how the data should be formatted. Any
ideas?
I never did it, but with a burn-proof capable recorder it should work.
cdrecord will accept a standard stereo 16-bit audio stream. This
example comes from the CD-Writing-Howto:
for I in *.mp3
do
mpg123 -s $I | cdrecord -audio -pad -swab -nofix -
done
cdrecord -fix
For realtime recording, I would use of course ecasound, and probably
(untested) this command line:
$ ecasound -i:alsa,default -f:s16_le,2,44100 -o:stdout | cdrecord -audio -pad -swab -nofix
-
$ cdrecord -fix
Try this on a CD-RW first.
ciao
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