[Preston] CD burning with cdrecord

[Richard Wellstead]

Why not use another program, like gcombust. You won't need to move 
anything then.

Richard


On Monday 20 Jan 2003 18:22, Guy Heatley wrote:
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> Before I go any further I know the ultimate answer to this question
> is 'try it' but for the sake of saving the cost of a CD-R, here goes:
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> I want to back up some stuff on CD-R using cdrecord. The stuff
> (uncompressed audio) is in various directories and I don't want to /
> cant be bothered to, alter the existing directory structure, but I
> also don't need to back up all the directories.
>
> Can I create a new directory and in it place symbolic links to the
> directories I want to save, then use the upper directory as the input
> directory for cdrecord?
>
> TIA
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> Guy
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