Making an ISO image from a music CDForum: Other Help Topics Topic: Making an ISO image from a music CD started by: dslrgm Posted by dslrgm on Dec. 31 2007,23:40
Now I have to go the other direction.I have some music CDs. I do not want to rip them (at this time). I want to make exact copies of them. Seems I would want to read the CD into an ISO image for later burning. My limited research indicates that I want readcd, but I can't find that program on my system. Posted by roberts on Jan. 01 2008,01:22
Have you tried:dd if=/dev/cdrom of=cd_image cdrecord -v speed=2 dev=1,0,0 -data cd_image Posted by dslrgm on Jan. 01 2008,01:46
no......What format is dd outputing? Will this work with an audio CD? Are ou familiar with the uif format copying CDs? I was also given a uif file, but have not been able to burn it to CD with cdrecord. It is a copy of an audio CD. Posted by ^thehatsrule^ on Jan. 01 2008,04:09
Yes that will made a standard .iso image. But you may have problems with copy protection... ?I think uif format is proprietary... might have a better chance using a windows program. Posted by dslrgm on Jan. 02 2008,00:32
For me it is either /dev/cdrom1 or /dev/scd0 and in either case I get: dd: /dev/cdrom1: Input/output error I have an audio CD in the drive and I try: mount /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 and get mount: relocation error: mount: undefined symbol: blkid_known_fstype Posted by stupid_idiot on Jan. 02 2008,02:59
Hi:
A simple way is to use cdrdao. With cdrdao:
Or, same as above, but with a single command:
cdrdao is not in MyDSL currently. Here is a self-compiled .uci version: < http://rapidshare.com/files/80613256/cdrdao.uci.html > Perhaps you might want to try it? cdrdao manual: < http://linux.die.net/man/1/cdrdao > There are other, possibly useful commands/options in the manual. |