
Cdrdao version 1.1.4 - (C) Andreas Mueller <mueller@daneb.ping.de>
  SCSI interface library - (C) Joerg Schilling
  L-EC encoding library - (C) Heiko Eissfeldt
  Paranoia DAE library - (C) Monty


Usage: cdrdao command [options] toc-file

command:
  show-toc  - prints out toc and exits
  toc-info  - prints out short toc-file summary
  toc-size  - prints total number of blocks for toc
  read-toc  - create toc file from audio CD
  read-cd   - create toc and rip audio data from CD
  show-data - prints out audio data and exits
  read-test - reads all audio files and exits
  disk-info - shows information about inserted medium
  unlock    - unlock drive after failed writing
  simulate  - shortcut for 'write --simulate'
  write     - writes CD
  copy      - copies CD

options:
  --device <x,y,z>        - sets SCSI device of CD-writer
                            (default: 0,0,0)
  --source-device <x,y,z> - sets SCSI device of CD-ROM reader
                            (used by 'copy')
  --driver <id>           - force usage of specified driver
  --source-driver <id>    - force usage of specified driver for source device
                            (used by 'copy')
  --simulate              - just perform a write simulation
  --speed <writing-speed> - selects writing speed
  --multi                 - session will not be not closed
  --eject                 - ejects cd after writing or simulation
  --swap                  - swap byte order of audio files
  --on-the-fly            - perform on-the-fly copy, no image file is created
  --datafile <filename>   - name of data file placed in toc-file
                            (used by 'read-toc', 'read-cd' and 'copy')
  --buffers #             - sets fifo buffer size (min. 10)
  --session #             - selects session for read-toc/read-cd
  --fast-toc              - do not extract pre-gaps and index marks
  --read-raw              - read raw sectors for read-cd
  --paranoia-mode #       - DAE paranoia mode (0..3)
  --reload                - reload the disk if necessary for writing
  --force                 - force execution of operation
  -v #                    - sets verbose level
  -n                      - no pause before writing
