Re: [opensuse] Re: copying music CD's

Jonathan Arnold wrote:
Kevin Donnelly wrote:
On Thursday 31 May 2007 08:53, Philippe Andersson wrote:
$ cdparanoia -B
This will create a set of .wav files from your music CD. You can then
use K3B / "create audio CD project" to burn them to disk.
Or you can do it all from K3B: Copy CD.

Yeah, I think you would lose plenty of music fidelity to create a CD via
wav files!

I thought CD tracks were .WAV files. It's certainly what I get, when I copy a song from a CD.



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