cdrecord performance

[akonstam at trinity.edu]

> > > Thanks for any help on this,
> > I would forget about cdrecord and use xcdroast. It is more pleasant
> > to use, has a gui interface, and allows you to control the process more
> > sensibly.
> 
> Xcdroast is only a GUI frontend to cdrecord. So it is still be required when
> using Xcdroast. I run Xcdroast and it works fine for me.
> 
Actually xcdroast is a front end to: cdrecord, cdda2wav,  readcd  and
mkisofs. So depending what you are doing cdroast may or may not be
involved.

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