i use xcdroast (together with cdrecord tools; both from pkgsrc). i'm not 
sure that the program itself doesn't rip the tracks from the disk, but i 
think that it somehow creates exact copy - you just click on copy cd and 
voila... and iso image is created, i think.

_@_:

> Just a quickie -
> I'm copying a few dozen audio CDs for bringing to work
> without depriving my gf of them at home, and currently I'm copying them 
> as the FAQ suggests (cdparanoia to rip off wavs, and cdrecord
> to burn those to CD).
> 
> This is working but seems a bit chuggy, I wondered if there's a way to
> copy the entire CD at once?
> 
> cdrdao and cdd both seemed interesting (from pot?rts) but they seem to be
> of the 'copy one cd drive to another' approach. Is there a way to do
> the equivalent of an 'ISO' for audio CDs?
> 
> Anyone got a quick n dirty command line for copying whole audio
> CDs? Preferably not X (it's a headless chuangfung minicube).
> 


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