I was at my friends house and we wanted to make 'backups' of eachothers cd collections (UH... it's not perfect and I wont trouble shoot it) You need eject cdrdao and cdparanoia... and perl (DUH!) 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

#this nibble of perl makes CDs..

use strict;

die "usage: <speed> <z-paranoid off>" unless (@ARGV == 1 or 2);

#my $dev = shift;
#my $type = shift;
my $speed = shift;
my $paroff = shift;

# Open Info
print "Audio Clone Software: For Audio CD's Only (That you own)\nXXX M
+usic will rip faster. This software is for making\nBackups for your l
+arge cd collections, so that when 'we'\nBreak in to your car and rip 
+you off that you will still\nhave the originals in your house stored 
+safley away.\n(we dose not imply 'us')\n";
# Loop Mode GRIN
my $a = "";
until ($a) {
#insert CD
#system "eject /dev/scd0";
beep();
print "Insert a CD (to rip) you lazy jackass, then hit enter";
my $unused = <STDIN>;

#read CD to file

print "What is the name of the CD (That you own): ";
my $name = <STDIN>;
chomp $name;
if ($paroff eq "z") {
system "cdparanoia -d /dev/scd0 1- data.wav";}
unless ($paroff) {
system "cdparanoia -Z -d /dev/scd0 1- data.wav";}

#make TOC from CD

system "cdrdao read-toc --device 0,0,0 --driver generic-mmc --fast-toc
+ \'$name.toc\'";

#eject CD

print "put in a blank CD-R, then hit enter: JackASS!";
system "eject /dev/scd0";
beep();
$unused = <STDIN>;

#write TOC

system "cdrdao write --device 0,0,0 --driver generic-mmc --speed $spee
+d --eject \'$name.toc\'";

# Another

beep();
print "Want to stroke it again? (y/n) ";
die if ( ($unused = <STDIN>) eq "n\n" );


}

sub beep {
system "echo ";

}

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And yeh I know if I use cdrdao with the read-cd option that it will work with data tracks and this way it won't... But then Cd-Paranoia would not take care of the cd fuckup$.

2001-06-16 Edit by Corion : Added formatting

In reply to Audio CD Clone by x2studios

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