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(sets maximum \(CD\) quality.)3 1163 1 1440 4872 t
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( values are listed with the)5 1058( Possible)1 400(sets rate in samples per second.)5 1293 3 1440 5448 t
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(divider --divider)1 698 1 1228 5616 t
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( values are listed with the)5 1058( Possible)1 400(sets rate to 44100Hz / divider.)5 1244 3 1440 5736 t
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(R --dump-rates)1 698 1 1145 5904 t
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(shows a list of all sample rates and their dividers.)9 2042 1 1440 6024 t
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(P sectors --set-overlap)2 1023 1 1145 6192 t
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(sets the initial number of overlap)5 1358 1 1440 6312 t
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(selects the start track and optionally the end track.)8 2063 1 1440 7176 t
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(index --index)1 564 1 1206 960 t
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(selects the start index.)3 906 1 1440 1080 t
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(offset --offset)1 566 1 1228 1248 t
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(sectors behind start track \(one sector equivalents 1/75 seconds\).)8 2606 1 1934 1368 t
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(sets endianess of the output samples to 'little' or 'big' to override defaults.)12 3073 1 1440 2352 t
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( a 'f' suf\256x \(like 75f)5 857( \(sectors\) are indicated by)4 1062( Frames)1 360(sets recording time in seconds or frames.)6 1681 4 1440 2640 t
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(for 75 sectors\).)2 617 1 1440 2760 t
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(sets the time for whole track.)5 1199 1 2206 2760 t
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(B --bulk)1 395 1 1145 2928 t
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(copies each track into a seperate \256le.)6 1513 1 1440 3048 t
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(w --wait)1 387 1 1145 3216 t
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(F --\256nd-extremes)1 775 1 1145 3504 t
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(\256nds extrem amplitudes in samples.)4 1468 1 1440 3624 t
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(G --\256nd-mono)1 650 1 1145 3792 t
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(\256nds if input samples are in mono.)6 1434 1 1440 3912 t
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(T --deemphasize)1 743 1 1145 4080 t
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(undo the effect of pre-emphasis in the input samples.)8 2180 1 1440 4200 t
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(e --echo)1 370 1 1145 4368 t
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(copies audio data to sound device e.g.)6 1562 1 1440 4488 t
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( --set-pitch)1 465(p percentage)1 587 2 1145 4656 t
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(changes pitch of audio data copied to sound device.)8 2124 1 1440 4776 t
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(v level --verbose-level)2 996 1 1145 4944 t
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( information about the CD.)4 1116(prints verbose)1 571 2 1440 5064 t
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(is a sum of powers of two in the range 0 up to)12 1939 1 3461 5064 t
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( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
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(Power Description)1 826 1 1080 960 t
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( a summary of the recording param-)6 1489( show)1 521( table of contents 2)4 796(1 show)1 571 4 2023 960 t
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( and display the media catalog number)6 1590( retrieve)1 614( and display index offsets 8)5 1136( determine)1 709(eters 4)1 271 5 1080 1080 t
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( the table)2 400( show)1 471( all Intern. Standard Recording Codes ISRC 32)7 2001( and display)2 515( retrieve)1 564(MCN 16)1 369 6 1080 1200 t
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( the table of contents with track titles \(when available\))9 2243( show)1 471(of contents in start sector notation 64)6 1530 3 1080 1320 t
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(N --no-write)1 564 1 1145 1488 t
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(does not write to a \256le, it just reads \(for debugging purposes\).)11 2549 1 1440 1608 t
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(J --info-only)1 566 1 1145 1776 t
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(does not write to a \256le, it just gives information about the disc.)12 2601 1 1440 1896 t
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(does not write an info \256le and a cddb \256le.)9 1731 1 1440 2184 t
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(g --gui)1 316 1 1145 2352 t
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(formats the output to be better parsable by gui frontends.)9 2341 1 1440 2472 t
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( --md5)1 288(M count)1 399 2 1145 2640 t
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(enables calculation of MD-5 checksum for 'count' bytes from a beginning of a track.)13 3496 1 1440 2760 t
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( --speed-select)1 603(S speed)1 361 2 1145 2928 t
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(sets the cdrom device to one of the selectable speeds for reading.)11 2676 1 1440 3048 t
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(q --quiet)1 405 1 1145 3216 t
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(quiet operation, no screen output.)4 1369 1 1440 3336 t
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(V --verbose-SCSI)1 787 1 1145 3504 t
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(enable SCSI command logging to the console. This is mainly used for debugging.)12 3367 1 1440 3624 t
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(Q --silent-SCSI)1 694 1 1145 3792 t
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(suppress SCSI command error reports to the console. This is mainly used for guis.)13 3393 1 1440 3912 t
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(J --version)1 493 1 1145 4080 t
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(display version of cdda2wav on standard output.)6 1987 1 1440 4200 t
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(Defaults depend on the)3 947 1 1080 4368 t
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(Make\256le)1440 4488 w
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(environment variable)1 927 1 2022 4488 t
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(settings \(currently)1 732 1 2982 4488 t
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(ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES)1 1250 1 720 4656 t
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( the device name. The device naming is compatible with Jvrg Schilling's)11 3018(is used to set)3 541 2 1841 4776 t
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(cdrecord package.)1 732 1 1080 4896 t
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(DISCUSSION)720 5064 w
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(cdda2wav)1080 5184 w
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(is able to read parts of an)6 1177 1 1562 5184 t
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(CD or)1 277 1 3088 5184 t
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(multimedia)3420 5184 w
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(CDROM \(containing audio parts\))3 1436 1 3964 5184 t
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(directly digitally. These parts can be written to a \256le, a pipe, or to a sound device.)16 3384 1 1080 5304 t
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(cdda2wav)1080 5472 w
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(stands for)1 400 1 1542 5472 t
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(stands for compact disc digital audio and)6 1697 1 3322 5472 t
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( allows copying)2 677( It)1 141( sample format introduced by MS Windows\).)6 1944(a sound)1 331 4 1080 5592 t
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(audio data from the)3 845 1 4555 5592 t
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(CDROM drive into a \256le on your ram-, hard-, \257oppy- or whatever-disk in)12 3042 1 1080 5712 t
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(or other formats.)2 684 1 4432 5712 t
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( \(uninterrupted\))1 656(The latest versions try to get higher real-time scheduling priorities to ensure smooth)12 3664 2 1080 5880 t
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( for super users and are higher than those of 'normal' processes.)11 2686(operation. These priorities are available)4 1634 2 1080 6000 t
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( libraries to take advantage of)5 1228( note that you need newer kernels and c)8 1643( Please)1 321(Thus delays are minimized.)3 1128 4 1080 6120 t
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(this feature.)1 479 1 1080 6240 t
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( is on device)3 541(If your CDROM \(not yet for SCSI drives\))7 1763 2 1080 6408 t
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(and it is loaded with an audio CD,)7 1457 1 3943 6408 t
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(you may simply invoke)3 972 1 1080 6528 t
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(cdda2wav)2087 6528 w
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(and it will create the sound \256le)6 1292 1 2550 6528 t
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(audio.wav)3877 6528 w
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( track)1 233(recording the whole)2 818 2 4349 6528 t
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( your \256le system has enough space)6 1453(beginning with track 1 in stereo at 16 bit at 44100 Hz sample rate, if)14 2867 2 1080 6648 t
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( limited. SCSI drives have to use different devices \(see \256les)10 2633( recording time will be)4 1014(free. Otherwise)1 673 3 1080 6768 t
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(README.INSTALL)1734 6888 w
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(for details\).)1 468 1 2676 6888 t
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(HINTS ON OPTIONS)2 880 1 720 7056 t
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( control the format of the WAV \256le. In the following text all of)13 2662( of the options are used to)6 1092(Options Most)1 566 3 1080 7176 t
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(them are described.)2 794 1 1440 7296 t
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( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
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(Select Device)1 559 1 1080 960 t
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( speci\256er given should correspond)4 1418( The)1 225( be used.)2 376(selects the CDROM drive device to)5 1478 4 1903 1080 t
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( interface \(see below\).)3 963(to the selected)2 625 2 1440 1200 t
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(For the cooked)2 651 1 3635 1200 t
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(ioctl interface this is the)4 1064 1 4336 1200 t
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(cdrom device descriptor as before.)4 1464 1 1440 1320 t
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( used with the addressed with their)6 1627(The SCSI devices)2 789 2 2984 1320 t
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( and SCSI device descriptor!!!)4 1356(SCSI-Bus, SCSI-Id,)1 862 2 1440 1440 t
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(One example for a SCSI CDROM drive)6 1700 1 3700 1440 t
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(on bus 0 with SCSI ID 3 and lun 0 is -D0,3,0.)11 1916 1 1440 1560 t
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(Select Auxiliary device)2 953 1 1080 1728 t
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( For Non-SCSI-CDROM drives this is the)6 1816(is necessary for CD-Extra handling.)4 1517 2 2067 1848 t
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( the CDROM drive)3 835(same device as given by -D \(see above\). For SCSI-CDROM drives it is)12 3125 2 1440 1968 t
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(\(SCSI\) device \(i.e.)2 759 1 1440 2088 t
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(\) corresponding to the SCSI device \(i.e.)6 1629 1 2604 2088 t
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(\). It has to match the)5 866 1 4534 2088 t
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(device used for sampling.)3 1050 1 1440 2208 t
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(Select Interface)1 630 1 1080 2376 t
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(interface)1577 2496 w
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( generic)1 327(selects the CDROM drive interface. For SCSI drives use)8 2325 2 1965 2496 t
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(scsi \(cooked)1 505 1 4667 2496 t
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(may not yet be available for all devices\):)7 1767 1 1440 2616 t
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( \256rst uses the)3 582(. The)1 257 2 4561 2616 t
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( latter uses the ioctl of the CDROM driver. The latter variant works)12 2849(generic SCSI interface, the)3 1111 2 1440 2736 t
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(only when the kernel driver supports)5 1602 1 1440 2856 t
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( match the selected)3 840(reading. This entry has to)4 1126 2 3434 2856 t
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(CDROM device \(see above\).)3 1182 1 1440 2976 t
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(Enable echo to soundcard)3 1052 1 1080 3144 t
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( while recording, so you hear it nearly simultaneously.)8 2311(copies audio data to the sound card)6 1499 2 1590 3264 t
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( gets the same data that is recorded. This is time critical, so it works best with)16 3353(The soundcard)1 607 2 1440 3384 t
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( use)1 169(option. To)1 461 2 1755 3504 t
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(cdda2wav)2421 3504 w
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(as a pseudo CD player without recording in a \256le you could)11 2515 1 2885 3504 t
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(cdda2wav)1618 3624 w
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( This feature reduces the)4 1056(to play the whole second track.)5 1342 2 3002 3624 t
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( cannot make better recordings than your sound)7 2004(recording speed to at most onefold speed. You)7 1956 2 1440 3744 t
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(card can play \(since the same data is used\).)8 1784 1 1440 3864 t
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(Change pitch of echoed audio)4 1224 1 1080 4032 t
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(p percentage)1 566 1 1505 4152 t
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( card. Only the copy to the)6 1188(changes the pitch of all audio echoed to a sound)9 2096 2 2116 4152 t
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( pitch,)1 273( Normal)1 386( the same.)2 448(soundcard is affected, the recorded audio samples in a \256le remain)10 2853 4 1440 4272 t
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( -p)1 151( percentages correspond to lower pitches, i.e.)6 1858( Lower)1 328( given by 100%.)3 685(which is the default, is)4 938 5 1440 4392 t
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( script)1 259( also the)2 359( See)1 215(50 transposes the audio output one octave lower.)7 2038 4 1440 4512 t
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(as an example.)2 614 1 4786 4512 t
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(This option was contributed by Raul Sobon.)6 1812 1 1440 4632 t
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(Select mono or stereo recording)4 1307 1 1080 4800 t
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(c 1)1 143 1 1834 4920 t
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( mixed\),)1 358(selects mono recording \(both stereo channels are)6 2089 2 2026 4920 t
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(c 2)1 144 1 4875 4920 t
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(c s)1 133 1 5267 4920 t
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(selects stereo recording \(doubles \256le size\). Parameter s will swap both sound channels.)12 3562 1 1440 5040 t
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(Select maximum quality)2 994 1 1080 5208 t
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( that other format)3 750( Note)1 270(will set stereo, 16 bits per sample at 44.1 KHz \(full CD quality\).)12 2783 3 1597 5328 t
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(options given later can change this setting.)6 1749 1 1440 5448 t
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(Select sample quality)2 871 1 1080 5616 t
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(b 8)1 144 1 1505 5736 t
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(speci\256es 8 bit \(1 Byte\) for each sample in each channel;)10 2364 1 1687 5736 t
1214
(b 12)1 195 1 4155 5736 t
1216
(speci\256es 12 bit \(2 Byte\))4 1011 1 4389 5736 t
1217
(for each sample in each channel;)5 1359 1 1440 5856 t
1221
(b 16)1 192 1 2900 5856 t
1223
( each sample in each chan-)5 1121(speci\256es 16 bit \(2 Byte\) for)5 1151 2 3128 5856 t
1224
( playing 12-bit or 16-bit sam-)5 1265(nel \(Ensure that your sample player or sound card is capable of)11 2695 2 1440 5976 t
1225
( samples are aligned to 16-bit samples, so)7 1735( 12-bit)1 307(ples\). Selecting 12 or 16 bits doubles \256le size.)8 1918 3 1440 6096 t
1226
(they waste some disk space.)4 1155 1 1440 6216 t
1227
(Select sample rate)2 742 1 1080 6384 t
1233
(samplerate)1594 6504 w
1235
( sample rate.)2 549(selects a)1 355 2 2083 6504 t
1237
(samplerate)3066 6504 w
1239
(can be in a range between 44100 and 900.)8 1844 1 3556 6504 t
1246
(lists all available rates.)3 934 1 1921 6624 t
1247
(Select sample rate divider)3 1058 1 1080 6792 t
1253
(divider)1595 6912 w
1255
( rate divider.)2 539(selects a sample)2 673 2 1918 6912 t
1257
(divider)3204 6912 w
1259
(can be minimally 1 and maximally 50.5 and)7 1872 1 3528 6912 t
1260
( Option)1 344(everything between in steps of 0.5.)5 1435 2 1440 7032 t
1266
(lists all available rates.)3 934 1 3422 7032 t
1267
(To make the sound smoother at lower sampling rates,)8 2211 1 1440 7200 t
1269
(cdda2wav)3685 7200 w
1271
(sums over)1 417 1 4147 7200 t
1275
(samples \(where)1 633 1 4682 7200 t
1279
( 2)1 2099( change:)1 343( Last)1 1796(SunOS 5.4)1 442 4 720 7680 t
1289
( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
1290
( Hertz output we have to sum over 2 samples, for 900)11 2328(is the speci\256c dividend\). So for 22050)6 1632 2 1440 960 t
1291
( size)1 197( cancels higher frequencies. Standard sector)5 1830( This)1 252(Hertz we have to sum over 49 samples.)7 1681 4 1440 1080 t
1292
( CD \(ignoring additional information\) is 2352 Bytes. In order to \256nish summing for)13 3487(of an audio)2 473 2 1440 1200 t
1293
( sampling)1 407( Arbitrary)1 444(an output sample at sector boundaries the rates above have to be choosen.)12 3109 3 1440 1320 t
1294
( some interpolation scheme, which needs much more sophis-)8 2521(rates in high quality would require)5 1439 2 1440 1440 t
1295
(ticated programming.)1 868 1 1440 1560 t
1296
(List a table of all sampling rates)6 1330 1 1080 1728 t
1302
( Dividers can range from 1 to 50.5 in)8 1638(shows a list of all sample rates and their dividers.)9 2141 2 1621 1848 t
1303
(steps of 0.5.)2 499 1 1440 1968 t
1304
(Select start track and optionally end track)6 1706 1 1080 2136 t
1312
(selects)1798 2256 w
1316
(as the start track and optionally)5 1301 1 2190 2256 t
1320
( a range to be recorded.)5 990(as the last track of)4 766 2 3644 2256 t
1321
( sets the track where recording begins.)6 1640( This)1 254( of contents.)2 527(These tracks must be from the table)6 1539 4 1440 2376 t
1322
( tracks as well \(limited by the optional end track)9 2063(Recording can advance through the following)5 1897 2 1440 2496 t
1323
( \256le or different \256les are then created)7 1581(or otherwise depending on recording time\). Whether one)7 2379 2 1440 2616 t
1324
(depends on the)2 615 1 1440 2736 t
1330
(option \(see below\).)2 784 1 2253 2736 t
1331
(Select start index)2 704 1 1080 2904 t
1339
( will invoke the index)4 988( other than 1)3 586( Indices)1 374(selects the index to start recording with.)6 1763 4 1689 3024 t
1340
( given)1 264(scanner, which will take some time to \256nd the correct start position. An offset may be)15 3696 2 1440 3144 t
1341
(additionally \(see below\).)2 1006 1 1440 3264 t
1342
(Set recording time)2 754 1 1080 3432 t
1346
(d n)1 188 1 1505 3552 t
1348
(sets recording time to)3 917 1 1736 3552 t
1352
( time for whole track if)5 1018(seconds or set recording)3 1021 2 2789 3552 t
1356
(is zero. In)2 434 1 4966 3552 t
1357
( have an appended 'f'.)4 952(order to specify the duration in frames \(sectors\) also, the argument can)11 3008 2 1440 3672 t
1358
( note)1 206( Please)1 322( rather than seconds.)3 847(Then the numerical argument is to be taken as frames \(sectors\))10 2585 4 1440 3792 t
1359
( ranges are being used they de\256ne the recording time as well thus overriding any)14 3328(that if track)2 478 2 1440 3912 t
1365
(option speci\256ed times.)2 919 1 1440 4032 t
1366
( generated sample will play \(at the de\256ned sample)8 2178(Recording time is de\256ned as the time the)7 1782 2 1440 4200 t
1367
( sampling)1 409(rate\). Since it's related to the amount of generated samples, it's not the time of the)15 3551 2 1440 4320 t
1368
( neither strictly coupled with the time informa-)7 1978( It's)1 205(process itself \(which can be less or more\).)7 1777 3 1440 4440 t
1369
( by the usage of)4 688( can occur)2 439( Differences)1 537(tion on the audio CD \(shown by your hi\256 CD player\).)10 2296 4 1440 4560 t
1376
( below\). Notice that recording time will be shortened, unless enough disk)11 3169(option \(see)1 462 2 1769 4680 t
1377
( at anytime by pressing the break character \(signal)8 2254(space exists. Recording can be aborted)5 1706 2 1440 4800 t
1378
(SIGQUIT\).)1440 4920 w
1379
(Record a complete audio CD in one go in different \256les)10 2299 1 1080 5088 t
1385
( base name can be given. File names have an)9 2033(copies each track into a seperate \256le. A)7 1744 2 1623 5208 t
1386
( to the audio format. To record all audio)8 1672(appended track number and an extension corresponding)6 2288 2 1440 5328 t
1387
(tracks of a CD, use a suf\256cient high duration \(i.e. -d99999\).)10 2465 1 1440 5448 t
1388
(Set start sector offset)3 864 1 1080 5616 t
1394
(sectors)1589 5736 w
1396
(increments start sector of the track by)6 1556 1 1906 5736 t
1398
(sectors)3496 5736 w
1400
( are able to skip a)5 751( this option you)3 653(. By)1 209 3 3787 5736 t
1401
( want. Each sec-)3 680(certain amount at the beginning of a track so you can pick exactly the part you)15 3280 2 1440 5856 t
1402
( \256ne control. If your offset is so high that it would)11 2142(tor runs for 1/75 seconds, so you have very)8 1818 2 1440 5976 t
1403
( Recording)1 486( message is issued and the offset is ignored.)8 1841(not \256t into the current track, a warning)7 1633 3 1440 6096 t
1404
( the)1 158( skip introductory quiet passages automagically, use)6 2144( \(To)1 212(time is not reduced.)3 818 4 1440 6216 t
1410
(option see)1 419 1 4981 6216 t
1411
(below.\))1440 6336 w
1412
(Wait for signal option)3 904 1 1080 6504 t
1418
( option will suppress all silent output at startup, reducing possibly \256le size.)12 3145(Turning on this)2 641 2 1614 6624 t
1420
(cdda2wav)1440 6744 w
1422
(will watch for any signal in the output signal and switches on writing to \256le.)14 3158 1 1901 6744 t
1423
(Find extrem samples)2 849 1 1080 6912 t
1429
( most positive sample value)4 1183(Turning on this option will display the most negative and the)10 2609 2 1608 7032 t
1430
( volume. The)2 564(found during recording for both channels. This can be useful for readjusting the)12 3396 2 1440 7152 t
1431
( cover the complete sampling process. They)6 1821(values shown are not reset at track boundaries, they)8 2139 2 1440 7272 t
1432
( 3)1 2099( change:)1 343( Last)1 1796(SunOS 5.4)1 442 4 720 7752 t
1442
( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
1443
(are taken from the original samples and have the same format \(i.e. they are independent of the)16 3960 1 1440 960 t
1444
(selected output format\).)2 967 1 1440 1080 t
1445
(Find if input samples are in mono)6 1398 1 1080 1248 t
1451
( given, input samples for both channels will be compared. At the end of the)14 3147(If this option is)3 636 2 1617 1368 t
1452
( stereo, otherwise when both)4 1205(program the result is printed. Differences in the channels indicate)9 2755 2 1440 1488 t
1453
(channels are equal it will indicate mono.)6 1665 1 1440 1608 t
1454
(Undo the pre-emphasis in the input samples)6 1802 1 1080 1776 t
1460
( CDs are recorded with a modi\256ed frequency response called pre-)10 2990(Some older audio)2 777 2 1633 1896 t
1461
( correction can be seen in the \257ags)7 1475(emphasis. This is found mostly in classical recordings. The)8 2485 2 1440 2016 t
1462
( that show this setting only in the sub-)8 1611(of the Table Of Contents often. But there are recordings,)9 2349 2 1440 2136 t
1463
( the q-subchannel)2 720(channels. If this option is given, the index scanner will be started, which reads)13 3240 2 1440 2256 t
1464
( is indicated in the q-subchannel of a track, but not in the TOC,)13 2717(of each track. If pre-emphasis)4 1243 2 1440 2376 t
1465
( to be present, and subsequently a reverse \256ltering is done for this)12 2729(pre-emphasis will be assumed)3 1231 2 1440 2496 t
1466
(track before the samples are written into the audio \256le.)9 2251 1 1440 2616 t
1467
(Set audio format)2 682 1 1080 2784 t
1471
(O audiotype)1 571 1 1505 2904 t
1473
(can be)1 269 1 2113 2904 t
1477
(\(for wav \256les\) or)3 709 1 2617 2904 t
1485
(\(for sun PCM \256les\) or)4 931 1 3796 2904 t
1494
( \256le samples are coded in linear pulse code)8 1913( All)1 211( for cd writers\).)3 695(headerless \256les to be used)4 1141 4 1440 3024 t
1495
( Wav)1 259( compact disc format\). This holds for all audio formats.)9 2328(modulation \(as done in the audio)5 1373 3 1440 3144 t
1496
(\256les are compatible to Wind)4 1176 1 1440 3264 t
1500
( the)1 157(ws sound \256les, they have lsb,msb byte order as being used on)11 2577 2 2666 3264 t
1501
( type \256les are not like the older com-)8 1598( Sun)1 230( extension is '.wav'.)3 855(audio cd. The default \256lename)4 1277 4 1440 3384 t
1502
( is used. The)3 556(mon logarithmically coded .au \256les, but instead as mentioned above linear PCM)11 3404 2 1440 3504 t
1503
( AIFF and)2 439( The)1 227( extension is '.au'.)3 777(byte order is msb,lsb to be compatible. The default \256lename)9 2517 4 1440 3624 t
1504
( their samples in bigendian format)5 1498(the newer variant AIFC from the Apple/SGI world store)8 2462 2 1440 3744 t
1505
( easiest 'format', the cdr aka raw for-)7 1602( the)1 163( Finally)1 358(\(msb,lsb\). In AIFC no compression is used.)6 1837 4 1440 3864 t
1506
( satisfy the order wanted by most cd writers.)8 1852(mat. It is done per default in msb,lsb byte order to)10 2108 2 1440 3984 t
1507
( be)1 157(Since there is no header information in this format, the sample parameters can only)13 3803 2 1440 4104 t
1508
( extension is)2 526(identi\256ed by playing the samples on a soundcard or similiar. The default \256lename)12 3434 2 1440 4224 t
1509
('.cdr' or '.raw'.)2 632 1 1440 4344 t
1510
(Select cdrom drive reading speed)4 1362 1 1080 4512 t
1514
(S speed)1 366 1 1505 4632 t
1516
( reduce read)2 514(allows to switch the cdrom drive to a certain level of speed in order to)14 2977 2 1909 4632 t
1517
( very much on the)4 817( depend)1 338( Details)1 366(errors. The argument is transfered verbatim to the drive.)8 2439 4 1440 4752 t
1518
( is often the default speed of the drive, a value of)11 2072( argument of 0 for example)5 1139( An)1 190(cdrom drives.)1 559 4 1440 4872 t
1519
(1 often selects single speed.)4 1144 1 1440 4992 t
1520
(Enable MD5 checksums)2 992 1 1080 5160 t
1524
(M count)1 409 1 1505 5280 t
1526
( bytes from the beginning of a)6 1318(enables calculation of MD-5 checksum for 'count')6 2125 2 1957 5280 t
1527
(track. This was introduced for quick comparisons of tracks.)8 2437 1 1440 5400 t
1528
(Do linear or overlapping reading of sectors)6 1766 1 1080 5568 t
1532
(P sectors)1 429 1 1505 5688 t
1534
( given number of sectors for initial overlap sampling for jitter correction.)11 3110(sets the)1 314 2 1976 5688 t
1535
( read twice to enable)4 893(Two cases are to be distinguished. For nonzero values, some sectors are)11 3067 2 1440 5808 t
1536
( zero is given, no overlap sampling will be used.)9 2015( an argument of)3 653( If)1 132(cdda2wav's jitter correction.)2 1160 4 1440 5928 t
1537
( sampling \(like)2 648(For nonzero overlap sectors cdda2wav dynamically adjusts the setting during)9 3312 2 1440 6048 t
1538
( read with an increased over-)5 1214( no match can be found, cdda2wav retries the)8 1897( If)1 135(cdparanoia does\).)1 714 4 1440 6168 t
1539
( is lower than the current overlapped samples, cdda2wav reduces the)10 2840( the amount of jitter)4 838(lap. If)1 282 3 1440 6288 t
1540
( argument given has to be lower than)7 1583( The)1 228(overlap setting, resulting in a higher reading speed.)7 2149 3 1440 6408 t
1541
(the total number of sectors per request \(see option)8 2076 1 1440 6528 t
1545
( will check this setting)4 936(below\). Cdda2wav)1 796 2 3668 6528 t
1546
( case of zero sectors is nice on low load situations or)11 2198( The)1 222( a error message otherwise.)4 1124(and issues)1 416 4 1440 6648 t
1547
(errorfree \(perfect\) cdrom drives and perfect \(not scratched\) audio cds.)9 2855 1 1440 6768 t
1548
(Set the transfer size)3 808 1 1080 6936 t
1552
(n sectors)1 415 1 1505 7056 t
1554
(will set the transfer size to the speci\256ed sectors per request.)10 2450 1 1953 7056 t
1555
(Set number of ring buffer elements)5 1440 1 1080 7224 t
1556
( 4)1 2099( change:)1 343( Last)1 1796(SunOS 5.4)1 442 4 720 7704 t
1566
( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
1570
(l buffers)1 399 1 1505 960 t
1572
(will allocate the speci\256ed number of ring buffer elements.)8 2379 1 1937 960 t
1573
(Set endianess of input samples)4 1259 1 1080 1128 t
1577
(C endianess)1 567 1 1505 1248 t
1579
( be set)2 307( can)1 188( Endianess)1 488(will override the default settings of the input format.)8 2295 4 2122 1248 t
1580
(explicitly to)1 510 1 1440 1368 t
1596
( on voting with)3 693(or to the automatic endianess detection based)6 1982 2 2725 1368 t
1605
(Set endianess of output samples)4 1309 1 1080 1656 t
1609
(E endianess)1 550 1 1505 1776 t
1611
(\(endianess can be)2 729 1 2093 1776 t
1627
(\) will override the default settings of the out-)8 1904 1 3496 1776 t
1628
(put format.)1 452 1 1440 1896 t
1629
(Verbose option)1 621 1 1080 2064 t
1633
(v level)1 310 1 1505 2184 t
1635
(prints more information. A binary mask allows selection of different information.)10 3337 1 1848 2184 t
1639
(keeps quiet)1 460 1 1523 2424 t
1643
(displays the table of contents)4 1192 1 1523 2664 t
1647
(displays a summary of recording parameters)5 1811 1 1523 2904 t
1651
(invokes the index scanner and displays start positions of indices)9 2628 1 1523 3144 t
1655
(retrieves and displays a media catalog number)6 1894 1 1523 3384 t
1659
(retrieves and displays international standard recording codes)6 2465 1 1573 3624 t
1663
(displays track start positions in absolute sector notation)7 2269 1 1573 3864 t
1664
(To combine several requests just add the numbers and give the sum as argument.)13 3338 1 1440 4104 t
1665
(The table of contents)3 864 1 1080 4272 t
1666
( of contents with number of tracks and total time \(displayed in)11 2643(The display will show the table)5 1317 2 1440 4392 t
1678
(format,)1882 4512 w
1682
(=minutes,)2376 4512 w
1686
(=seconds,)2910 4512 w
1690
( following list)2 612( The)1 238(=rounded 1/100 seconds\).)2 1085 3 3465 4512 t
1691
( summary gives a line per track)6 1421( The)1 241( entry.)1 283(displays track number and track time for each)7 2015 4 1440 4632 t
1692
(describing the type of the track.)5 1304 1 1440 4752 t
1694
(track preemphasis copypermitted tracktype chans)4 2174 1 2250 4992 t
1700
(column holds the track number.)4 1324 1 1900 5232 t
1702
(preemphasis)3296 5232 w
1704
( that track has been given a)6 1176(shows if)1 350 2 3874 5232 t
1705
( effect with the)3 658( You can undo this)4 835( NOTE:)1 372(non linear frequency response.)3 1284 4 1440 5352 t
1711
(option.)4809 5352 w
1714
(permitted)1440 5472 w
1716
( copy.)1 258(indicates if this track is allowed to)6 1449 2 1899 5472 t
1718
(tracktype)3678 5472 w
1720
(can be data or audio. On mul-)6 1273 1 4127 5472 t
1721
( track CDs\) both of them should be present.)8 1889(timedia CDs \(except hidden)3 1175 2 1440 5592 t
1723
(channels)4580 5592 w
1725
(is de\256ned)1 404 1 4996 5592 t
1726
(for audio tracks only. There can be two or four channels.)10 2346 1 1440 5712 t
1727
(No \256le output)2 572 1 1080 5880 t
1733
(this debugging option switches off writing to a \256le.)8 2111 1 1610 6000 t
1734
(No info\256le generation)2 898 1 1080 6168 t
1740
(this option switches off creation of an info \256le and a cddb \256le.)12 2579 1 1616 6288 t
1741
(Generation of simple output for gui frontends)6 1868 1 1080 6456 t
1747
( gui frontends)2 601(this option switches on simple line formatting, which is needed to support)11 3197 2 1602 6576 t
1748
(\(like xcd-roast\).)1 645 1 1440 6696 t
1749
(Verbose SCSI logging)2 916 1 1080 6864 t
1755
( of SCSI commands. This will produce a lot of output)10 2417(this option switches on logging)4 1355 2 1628 6984 t
1756
(\(when SCSI devices are being used\), which is needed for debugging purposes. The format is the)15 3960 1 1440 7104 t
1757
( will not describe it here.)5 1033( I)1 99(same as being used with the cdrecord package from Jvrg Schilling.)10 2750 3 1440 7224 t
1758
( 5)1 2099( change:)1 343( Last)1 1796(SunOS 5.4)1 442 4 720 7704 t
1768
( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
1769
(Quiet option)1 511 1 1080 960 t
1775
( reduces cpu time resources.)4 1159( That)1 249(suppresses all screen output except error messages.)6 2090 3 1594 1080 t
1776
(Just show information option)3 1194 1 1080 1248 t
1782
( write a \256le, it only prints information about the disc \(depending on the)13 2967(does not)1 345 2 1589 1368 t
1788
(option\).)5086 1368 w
1789
(This is just for information purposes.)5 1523 1 1440 1488 t
1791
(HINTS ON USAGE)2 785 1 720 1656 t
1793
( sample player software and sound card)6 1813(Don't create samples you cannot read. First check your)8 2507 2 1080 1776 t
1794
(hardware. I experienced problems with very low sample rates \(stereo)9 2897 1 1080 1896 t
1798
(= 1575 Hz, mono)3 745 1 4074 1896 t
1802
(= 3675 Hz\))2 485 1 4915 1896 t
1803
( standard WAV players for sound blaster \(maybe they are not legal in)12 3017(when trying to play them with)5 1303 2 1080 2016 t
1807
( cdda2wav sup-)2 662( Now)1 270( in a bigendian format.)4 979(format\). Most CD-Writers insist on audio samples)6 2121 4 1368 2136 t
1808
(ports the)1 355 1 1080 2256 t
1812
(E endianess)1 545 1 1533 2256 t
1814
(option to control the endianess of the written samples.)8 2226 1 2111 2256 t
1815
( the 'perfect')2 534(If your hardware is fast enough to run cdda2wav uninterrupted and your CD drive is one of)16 3786 2 1080 2424 t
1816
( all overlap sampling off with the)6 1422(ones, you will gain speed when switching)6 1764 2 1080 2544 t
1820
(P 0)1 184 1 4371 2544 t
1822
(option. Further \256ne)2 805 1 4595 2544 t
1823
(tuning can be done with the)5 1157 1 1080 2664 t
1827
(n sectors)1 417 1 2337 2664 t
1829
( should be requested)3 851(option. You can specify how much sectors)6 1760 2 2789 2664 t
1830
(in one go.)2 413 1 1080 2784 t
1831
(Cdda2wav supports)1 801 1 1080 2952 t
1835
(now. Use a \256lename of)4 967 1 2176 2952 t
1839
(to let cdda2wav output its samples to standard out-)8 2120 1 3280 2952 t
1841
( the)1 158(Conversion to other sound formats can be done using)8 2211 2 1080 3240 t
1845
(program package \(although the use of)5 1565 1 3660 3240 t
1850
( should be no more necessary; see option)7 1695(to change the byte order of samples)6 1473 2 1197 3360 t
1856
(to change the output)3 837 1 4563 3360 t
1857
(byteorder\).)1080 3480 w
1858
( into different \256les in one run, this is currently possible)10 2296(If you really want to sample more than one track)9 2024 2 1080 3648 t
1859
(with the)1 337 1 1080 3768 t
1865
( will be opened for the next)6 1164(option. When recording time exceeds the track limit a new \256le)10 2613 2 1623 3768 t
1870
(Cdda2wav can generate a lot of \256les for various purposes.)9 2389 1 1080 4176 t
1871
(Audio \256les:)1 478 1 1080 4416 t
1872
(There are audio \256les containing samples with default extensions These \256les are not generated when)14 4320 1 1080 4656 t
1873
( Multiple \256les may be written when the bulk copy option \(-B\) is used. Individual)14 3453(option \(-N\) is given.)3 867 2 1080 4776 t
1874
( suf\256cient to cover all)4 983(\256le names can be given as arguments. If the number of \256le names given is)14 3337 2 1080 4896 t
1875
( if there are less \256le names than)7 1338( Otherwise,)1 504( used verbatim.)2 635(included audio tracks, the \256le names will be)7 1843 4 1080 5016 t
1876
( is extended with)3 719(\256les needed to write the included tracks, the part of the \256le name before the extension)15 3601 2 1080 5136 t
1881
(dd' where dd represents the current track number.)7 2044 1 1163 5256 t
1882
(Cddb and Cdindex \256les:)3 994 1 1080 5496 t
1883
( \(album/track\) title information, then .cddb and .cdindex \256les are)9 2702(If cdda2wav detects cd-extra or cd-text)5 1618 2 1080 5736 t
1884
( entries for submission to)4 1059(generated unless suppressed by the option -H. They contain suitable formatted)10 3261 2 1080 5856 t
1885
( track title databases in the internet. The CDINDEX and CDDB\(tm\) systems are currently sup-)14 3967(audio cd)1 353 2 1080 5976 t
1886
(ported. For more information please visit www.cdindex.org and www.cddb.com.)8 3298 1 1080 6096 t
1887
(Inf \256les:)1 344 1 1080 6336 t
1888
( audio cd, it was taken from. They are)8 1609(The inf \256les are describing the sample \256les and the part from the)12 2711 2 1080 6576 t
1889
(a means to transfer information to a cd burning program like cdrecord. For example, if the original audio)17 4320 1 1080 6696 t
1890
( the pre-emphase, then the inf \256le has pre-)8 1818(cd had pre-emphasis enabled, and cdda2wav -T did remove)8 2502 2 1080 6816 t
1891
( .cddb and the .cdindex have)5 1199(emphasis not set \(since the audio \256le does not have it anymore\), while the)13 3121 2 1080 6936 t
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(pre-emphase set as the original does.)5 1509 1 1080 7056 t
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( \( 1 \))3 164( CDDA2WAV)1 1838( Commands)1 489( User)1 1454(CDDA2WAV \( 1 \))3 735 5 720 480 t
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(IMPORTANT:)1080 1080 w
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(it is prohibited to sell copies of copyrighted material by noncopyright holders. This pro-)13 3631 1 1769 1080 t
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( constraint when using the)4 1093( user acknowledges this)3 987( The)1 225(gram may not be used to circumvent copyrights.)7 2015 4 1080 1200 t
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(software.)1080 1320 w
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(Performance may not be optimal on slower systems.)7 2148 1 1080 1608 t
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(The index scanner may give timeouts.)5 1560 1 1080 1848 t
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(The resampling \(rate conversion code\) uses polynomial interpolation, which is not optimal.)11 3737 1 1080 2088 t
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(Cdda2wav should use threads.)3 1239 1 1080 2328 t
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(Cdda2wav currently cannot sample hidden audio tracks \(track 1 index 0\).)10 3010 1 1080 2568 t
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(ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS)720 2736 w
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( and Fraunhofer Institut f)4 1080(Thanks goto Project MODE \(http://www.mode.net/\))4 2165 2 1080 2856 t
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(r integrierte Schaltungen)2 1025 1 4375 2856 t
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( Europe and Ricoh Japan provided)5 1558( Plextor)1 383(\(FhG-IIS\) \(http://www.iis.fhg.de/\) for \256nancial support.)4 2379 3 1080 2976 t
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( has helped a lot)4 701( Rammi)1 366( this software.)2 589(cdrom disk drives and cd burners which helped a lot to develop)11 2664 4 1080 3096 t
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( showed a lot of stamina when hearing 100 times the \256rst 16 seconds of the \256rst)16 3346(with the debugging and)3 974 2 1080 3216 t
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( patches contributed by Monty xiphmont)5 1670( Paranoia)1 415(track of the Krupps CD.)4 994 3 1080 3336 t
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(mit.edu.)4251 3336 w
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(Heiko Eissfeldt heiko)2 882 1 1080 3624 t
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(colossus.escape.de)2054 3624 w
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(11 Feb 2000)2 516 1 1080 3912 t
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