Re: [linux-audio-user] Music CD Data Base

        My thanks to all. Cdda2wav appears to be the solution but, of
course, there is one more problem. The man page and the help output
clearly state:

-J] [-L cddbp-mode] [-H] [-g] [-l buffers] [-D cd-device]

        If I put a -L anything anywhere in that command, it is instant
failure:

# cdda2wav -D0,0,0 -J -L cddb-mode

cdda2wav: Bad Option: -L.
use 'cdda2wav -help' to get more information.

Hmm. That's what told me to do that.:-)

        Actually,I have tried -L and -L cddbpmode and several other
creative things that one does in one of these syntax quandaries, all
to no avail. Where are the examples when you really need them?

        If I don't put anything in the command with -L flags, cdda2wav
appears to work just fine so the -L parameter is what is killing it.

        I once ran it without the -J flag and it created an .inf file
containing headers for title, artist, etc but every line was blank
after its header.

        The system is connected to a working network and all other
network applications work.

        Thanks for any more ideas.

Martin McCormick WB5AGZ Stillwater, OK
OSU Information Technology Department Network Operations Group
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Received on Thu Dec 8 08:15:08 2005