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<manpage>
  <utility>track2cdda</utility>
  <author>Brian Langenberger</author>
  <section>1</section>
  <name>records audio compact disc from tracks</name>
  <title>CD Writer</title>
  <synopsis>[OPTIONS] &lt;track 1&gt; [track 2] ...</synopsis>
  <description>
    track2cdda takes a list of audio tracks and writes
    their contents to an audio compact disc.
  </description>
  <options>
    <option short="h" long="help">show a list of options and exit</option>
    <option short="c" long="cdrom" arg="cdrom">
      the cdrom device to write the CD to
    </option>
    <option short="s" long="speed" arg="speed">
      the speed in which to write the CD at
    </option>
    <option long="cue" arg="filename">
      A cuesheet or cdrdao(1) TOC file to use when writing.
      If given, the created CD will have the same track layout and metadata
      as the cuesheet.
      This makes the burned CD identical to the original.
    </option>
    <option short="j" long="joint" arg="processes">
      The maximum number of tracks to convert to temporary files at one time.
      If one has multiple CPUs or CPU cores, allowing
      track2cdda(1)
      to use all of them simultaneously can reduce the time needed
      to decode tracks prior to CD burning.
    </option>
    <option short="V" long="verbose" arg="verbosity">
      The level of output to display.
      Choose between 'normal', 'quiet' and 'debug'.
    </option>
  </options>
  <examples>
    <example>
      <description>
        Write all of the WAVEs in the current directory to /dev/cdrom:
      </description>
      <command>
        track2cdda -c /dev/cdrom *.wav
      </command>
    </example>
  </examples>
</manpage>
