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See this is why you need to learn dd and cdrecord cli tools. On Fri, 2008-10-10 at 14:35 -0400, Laura Conrad wrote: > A friend sent a CD that was a recording of the music at a party where a > number of people played. I was planning on making several copies to > give to the performers. As far as any of the machines I play CD's on > have told me, it seems like a perfectly normal audio CD. > > I wasn't able -- using sound-juicer, brasero, or serpentine -- to fit > the contents of the original CD onto my blank CD's. > > When I booted windows on the Lenovo laptop and stuck in the CD I wanted > to copy, it came up with a menu of choices including "make a copy", and > when I picked that one, it seemed to have no trouble making copies for > as long as I felt like feeding blank disks into the machine. > > So what are the Linux apps doing or failing to do that the Windows ones > aren't? And can I make them stop or start doing it? >
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