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__ _\_v __/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\ _\_v __/_/_//_/\_,_/ /_/\_\ -You can also control the order either by filename leading character or:::*You can also control the order either by filename leading character or by listing each file individually file1.wav file2.wav file3.wav etc. by listing each file individually file1.wav file2.wav file3.wav etc.:::*Avoid using wav files shorter than 4 seconds as the -shorttrack switch is necessary. -Avoid using wav files shorter than 4 seconds as the -shorttrack switch is necessary. -dao = Disk-At-Once, not supported by all cdrom writers. The default is:::*dao = Disk-At-Once, not supported by all cdrom writers. The default is -tao = Track-At-Once, which produces a 2sec gap between songs but is:::*tao = Track-At-Once, which produces a 2sec gap between songs but is widely supported by cdrom writers. widely supported by cdrom writers. Taken directly from (disk-archiving notes)''Taken directly from (disk-archiving notes)''::(a) create an ISO image file from a cdrom disc with dd (be sure the cdrom is::(a) create an ISO image file from a cdrom disc with dd (be sure the cdrom is NOT MOUNTED. If it is mounted, then umount the device.) NOT MOUNTED. If it is mounted, then umount the device.)==related==See also: [[Create an ISO Disc Image With Linux]]