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How do you record audio from command line with osx? - Ask ...
https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/25016/how-do-you-record-audio-from-command-line-with-osx
I've tried ffmpeg but there is no /dev/dsp device. I'd recommend looking into MPlayer OSX Extended -- it's a port of the linux app "mplayer" and will let you record from a multitude of audio sources (including streams and remote files).
How-to: Copying Audio CD in Mac OS X? - Mac Support
https://macosx.com/threads/how-to-copying-audio-cd-in-mac-os-x.20505/
How do I copy an Audio CD in Mac OS X? I was looking at Apple's DiskCopy program and it only gives the options of making a Mac OS, Mac OS Extended, UNIX, and MS-DOS disk image. Is there a way to actually copy an audio CD like Adaptec Toast does in Mac OS 9? I've got some CD's I just want to copy for archival purposes (really) and I don't want ...
copy audio cd from command line - linuxquestions.org
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How to make a backup copy (ISO image) of a CD or DVD …
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Create an exact duplicate of a CD from the command line ...
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As you can find in the man page for dd, bs is block size, and superceeds the default Mac OS X block size of 4kb (4096 bytes). The NTFS default block size is 2kb (2048 bytes), and this may lead to problems when CD copying and mounting on Windows machines. CDs for Windows usually have 2kb block sizes, but Mac OS X can handle that and higher.
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