Once, ages ago, I mistakenly wrote a tar.gz file to a disk as an individual
track instead of creating an ISO and burning that. If you've somehow managed
to do the same with your mp3s then you should be able to pull the tracks
off. It's been ages since I recovered the file but I think you'll need to
use dd to address the tracks individually like so...
*dd* if=/dev/acd0tN of=*track*-N.*cdr* bs=2352
(this line came from
http://www.nabble.com/Copying-audio-CD-with-dd-cdrecord-produces-unplayable-CD-td20744707.html
)
I did it under FreeBSD though. I guess you can probably do the same under
Linux.
HTH
Stuart.
2009/5/20 Rob Malpass <lug@???>
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Tim" <xendistar@???>
> To: "Hampshire LUG Discussion List" <hampshire@???>
> Sent: Wednesday, May 20, 2009 7:40 AM
> Subject: [Hampshire] Getting MP3 off a audio CD
>
>
> >
> > Several years ago I made an audio CD with the tracks saved to the cd as
> > MP3
> > (can't remember the program I used but possibly windows based). If I
> > insert the
> > cd into my PC the CD show up as a audio cd. I want to copy the mp3 audio
> > track
> > off the cd on to my hard disk, but when I open the cd up in file view
> > (konqueror) and try to copy the tracks to the disk my system seem to
> think
> > I
> > want to rip the tracks from the cd and the resulting files are twice the
> > size
> > of those on the cd and won't play on any audio player (just white noise).
> >
> > Any thoughts??
> >
> > Tim
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> So far is I know, mp3cds are just Joilet format CDs - which should be
> readable in the standard way. Perhaps
>
> mount -t iso9660 /dev/cdrom /wherever
>
> and then (fingers crossed) you should be able to read the files and cp them
> across.
>
> You've probably thought of this - but I'm sure I've put mp3cds together in
> the past just through drag and drop which implies the fs is standard.
>
> Cheers
> Rob
>
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