Closed donmor closed 1 month ago
I can get correct result using cd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 03.wav. But if I use cd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 - > 03.wav, I got a wav file filled with noise.
cd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 03.wav
cd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 - > 03.wav
Neither the manual pages for cd-paranoia nor the Linux-only cdparanoia indicate that one can use - to pass WAV output to stdout. See
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I can get correct result using
cd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 03.wav
. But if I usecd-paranoia -d \\.\H: -w 3 - > 03.wav
, I got a wav file filled with noise.