Command to create ISO on music files

**satimis** · 2 Weeks Ago

Hi all,

Code:

$ cat /dev/scd0 > ~/music.iso

can create ISO on CD

What will be the command to create ISO on music files .wav ? The ISO created can be used to burn new music CD.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

**Dennis N** · 2 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by satimis

Hi all,

Code:

$ cat /dev/scd0 > ~/music.iso

can create ISO on CD

What will be the command to create ISO on music files .wav ? The ISO created can be used to burn new music CD.

Thanks in advance.

Regards

for a directory, or separate files:

Code:

genisoimage -o isoname.iso directory
genisoimage -o isoname.iso file1 file2 file3

**satimis** · 2 Weeks Ago

Originally Posted by Dennis N

for a directory, or separate files:

Code:

genisoimage -o isoname.iso directory
genisoimage -o isoname.iso file1 file2 file3

Hi@Dennis,

Thanks for your advice.

$ apt policy genisoimage

Code:

genisoimage:
  Installed: (none)
  Candidate: 9:1.1.11-3.4
  Version table:
     9:1.1.11-3.4 500
        500 http://hk.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu mantic/main amd64 Packages

It is on REPO.

Can I run "cat" to do the job? Thanks

Regards

Edit
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To burn music.iso on cd, run on Terminal

Code:

dd if=~/path/image.iso of=/dev/cdrom

Is it correct ?

**Dennis N** · 2 Weeks Ago

You wrote:

The ISO created can be used to burn new music CD.

I assume by music CD you mean an audio CD.

Answer:
Maybe. There are command line utilities to burn audio CDs from .wav files. But, if the .wav files are inside an iso, can the burner utility read the contents of an .iso? I'm not sure about that.

I looked for a guide, and here is one (but not from an iso source):

Using the command line to burn music to an audio CD

dd command would not make an audio CD, just a exact copy of the iso.

**satimis** · 1 Week Ago

Originally Posted by Dennis N

You wrote:

I assume by music CD you mean an audio CD.

Yes, correct.

Answer:
Maybe. There are command line utilities to burn audio CDs from .wav files. But, if the .wav files are inside an iso, can the burner utility read the contents of an .iso? I'm not sure about that.

I looked for a guide, and here is one (but not from an iso source):

Using the command line to burn music to an audio CD

dd command would not make an audio CD, just a exact copy of the iso.

Thanks for your advice.

It is for curiosity to start this thread. Actually audio.iso is not much use. I would stop here.

Regards