Cdwrite 3.1 releases a shell-based burn tool

Cdwrite is a shell-based burn tool.

The use of Cdwrite

Installed Cdwrite But man Cdwrite said must be connected to/DEV/SG device I don't know how to connect, my CDR is/dev/scd0, use Ln-s/DEV/SCD0/DEV/SFG report device not configure Cdwrite Total report when not connected: open Scis device Only-read

The equipment connection does not use the soft connection, directly uses the LN/DEV/SCD0/DEV/SFG, but Cdwrite may use/DEV/SGA/DEV/SGB and so on directly. It is best to use the Cdrecord version 1.6.1. I wonder if your CDr is SCSI or IDE interface? If it is an IDE interface, you must recompile your kernel to allow Linux to support IDE emulation SCSI, and be careful to compile the SG into the core as well, because Cdrecord is a SCSI directive to the CDR.

Cdwrite 3.1 Update Description:

This release introduces the new features such as writing CD text on audio CDs using CDDB data, encoding WAV files or audio CDs to Ogg FI Les, and remembering changed settings for Speed, Ripper, encoders, bitrates, and qualities, as as-as-help entries added to the Main Menu and its Loko submenus. The revisit file recursively new options such as:settings for the default Ripper and encoders or settings for default LAME and O Ggenc bitrates and qualities. The shell is tested in Slackware Linux 13.1 and in Linux http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/16786.html ">mint Julia .

Download Address: http://linux-bsd-unix.strefa.pl/cdwrite-3.1.tar.gz