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Excerpts from Ken Restivo's message of 2010-04-23 23:14:09 +0200:

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> So I'm trying to burn this masterpeice to a CD.

>

> $ crdao write tofile.toc

>

> ... ok here we go. It works, but then when I try to read the disk back, i get tons of CRC errors.

>

> "5 Q sub-channels with CRC errors" .. etc etc.

>

> Someone On The Internet (tm) said thusly:

> http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Debian/2005-04/1370.html

>

> OK, so I try to write at a lower speed.

>

> $ cdrdao  write --speed 4 tofile.toc

> Starting write at speed 8...

> Pausing 10 seconds - hit CTRL-C to abort.

>

> No no no no, I said speed 4!

>

> $ cdrdao  write --speed 2 tofile.toc

> Starting write at speed 8...

> Pausing 10 seconds - hit CTRL-C to abort.

>

> Arrgggh...

>

> $ cdrdao  write --speed 1 tofile.toc

> Starting write at speed 8...

> Pausing 10 seconds - hit CTRL-C to abort.

>

> Hey, cdrdao, are you even listening to me!??

>

> So, two questions:

>     1) Is there any reason to burn an audio CD at a speed < maximum, or is this the dreaded digital voodoo?

>

>     2) Why is cdrdao refusing to do what I tell it to do?

>

> Thanks, all.

>

> -ken

I'm not sure it helps anything but you could try to install cdrtools

instead of cdrkit.
Regards,

Philipp
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