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  1. Burn audio files from the current directory to a blank CD.
  2. burncd is a POSIX sh script known to work with the following shells:
  3. ash
  4. bash
  5. dash
  6. ksh
  7. loksh
  8. mksh
  9. pdksh
  10. posh (0.14.1 or newer)
  11. yash
  12. zsh
  13. Additional dependencies:
  14. cdrecord
  15. coreutils (cp, df, ls, mkdir. mv, rm, tail, wc)
  16. file
  17. Optional dependencies:
  18. flac : Used for flac support.
  19. sox : Used for files that are not 16 bit, 44.1 kHz or stereo.
  20. Usage:
  21. burncd [OPTIONS]
  22. -d, --debug, Debug output from external programs.
  23. -e, --exclude, Exclude audio formats.
  24. -f, --format, Choose the audio format.
  25. -h, --help, Show this help message.
  26. -n, --dry-run, Enable a test run without burning to a CD.
  27. -o, --output, Path of the output directory.
  28. -v, --verbose, Verbose logging.
  29. -V. --version, Show the burncd version number.
  30. -z, --device, Path of the CD drive.
  31. Supported audio formats:
  32. au, flac, wav
  33. Environment variables:
  34. CDRECORD : Path of the cdrecord binary.
  35. FLAC : Path of the flac binary.
  36. SOX : Path of the sox binary.
  37. To use cdrecord as a normal user:
  38. # chown root:somegroup "$(command -v cdrecord)"
  39. # chmod 4710 "$(command -v cdrecord)"