Can cdrecord used for writing for CD-RW media

[Lars Tunkrans]

ehab wrote:

> I will reform my question again . Can cdrecord write and complete
> writing on a media rewritable ? and what will be the syntax for
> cdrecord to make this process ?

Yes .

There is no special syntax other than that you will have to
take into account that CD-RW media usually has a much lower
speed-limit. The "speed" varaible needs to be set to
what the media can handle.



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[Andrei Ivanov]

Lars Tunkrans <lars.tunkrans.nospam@bredband.net> wrote:

> ehab wrote:

>> I will reform my question again . Can cdrecord write and complete
>> writing on a media rewritable ? and what will be the syntax for
>> cdrecord to make this process ?

>
> Yes .
>
> There is no special syntax other than that you will have to
> take into account that CD-RW media usually has a much lower
> speed-limit. The "speed" varaible needs to be set to
> what the media can handle.

Also, you'll need to blank CD-RW plate before overwriting it.

cdrecord blank=fast

See man page for more options.

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andrei

[ehab]

Can you please tell me the exact syntax for multisession writing even
a cd from windows writing .

[ehab]

# cdrecord -msinfo dev=1,1,0
RAW/R16 0,221691
# cdrecord -msinfo dev=1,1,0
RAW/R16 44317,51858


how can I complete writing after those 2 sessions of 2 different CDs