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Re: [PLUG] CD Burning using MP3s as source
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I don't know of a GUI off hand, but it's really easy to do with
mpg123. You don't convert them to .wav, you just convert them to raw
files. Here's a quick shell script to convert a whole directory:
for I in *.mp3
do
mpg123 -s "$I" > "$I.cdr"
done
The only important thing to note here is that you'll need to swap the
byte order. I'm not sure what the option is for cdrecord; it's --swap
with cdrdao.
It would be pretty easy to hack up a quick perl script to take the
files from there, burn your cd, and then delete the raws. I have one
for cdrdao, but you probably don't want that.
Morgan
On Tue, Jan 02, 2001 at 01:36:06PM -0500, Michael Leone wrote:
> OK. I'm looking for a way to automatically convert MP3 files to WAV files, and then burn them onto a CD. Burning WAV files I can do, easily, using either gcombust (I prefer GUIs), or cdrecord, via command-line.
>
> What I'd like to find is a GUI that will automatically convert MP3 files, the same way I can specify WAV files. Preferably, one that does it on-the-fly - i.e., I specify a set of MP3s (or even a directory name, which contains MP3s), and the program will convert to WAVs; burn the CD; then get rid of the intermediate WAV file. Does anybody know of any way to do this?
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