Hdiutil Copy Audio Cd

How to Copy a CD to Another CD on Windows 10 - EaseUS

https://multimedia.easeus.com/audio-editing/how-to-copy-a-cd-to-another-cd.html

In the Library, click "Burn" in the top-right, click "Burn options" (a checkmark with a drop-down icon), and then choose "Audio CD" or "Data CD or DVD." Step 3. Insert the target CD into your CD drive. Step 4. Drag the items you want to copy to the CD from your Library to the list pane to create a burn list. Step 5.

hdiutil Man Page - macOS - SS64.com

https://ss64.com/osx/hdiutil.html

macos - Trying to burn a CD: "hdiutil: imageinfo failed ...

https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/226381/trying-to-burn-a-cd-hdiutil-imageinfo-failed-image-not-recognized

The Image File created by Burn.app is a RAW Image and does not contain a recognizable filesystem that OS X understands and why hdiutil fails. It's also why an "Audio CD.isoInfo" file needs to be created, so the Burn.app can burn the image it …

How to Copy a CD on Windows 10 with Windows Media …

https://www.videoconverterfactory.com/tips/how-to-copy-a-cd-on-windows-10.html

How to Copy or Burn a CD Using Windows Media Player: …

https://www.wikihow.com/Copy-or-Burn-a-CD-Using-Windows-Media-Player

hdiutil(1) [osx man page] - UNIX

https://www.unix.com/man-page/OSX/1/hdiutil/

hdiutil burn does not burn Apple_Free partitions at the end of the devices, so an image with a resized filesystem can be burned to create a CD-R/DVD-R master that contains only the actual data in the hosted filesystem (assuming minimal data fragmentation).

Igor Minar's Blog: Cloning a CD/DVD Disc on MacOS Using a ...

http://blog.igorminar.com/2007/03/cloning-cddvd-disk-on-macos-using.html

I wrote a little shell script that makes it very easy to create a 1:1 copy of CD/DVD discs. #!/bin/sh DEVICE_NAME=`drutil status | grep dev | cut -d / -f 3` diskutil unmountDisk $DEVICE_NAME watch ls -lh /tmp/disk2burn.iso& WATCH_PID=$! dd if=/dev/$DEVICE_NAME of=/tmp/disk2burn.iso kill $WATCH_PID hdiutil burn /tmp/disk2burn.iso if test $? -eq 0; then rm …