#!/bin/sh
#
# CDKiller - The ultimate experience in CDA ripping... script
#
# by O. La Rosa - 31-10-2004 - brlspeak.net - Public
#
# Why CD"Killer"? Simply because this script kills the sub-codes of some
# audio CDs. So it will prevent crashing / freezeing during writing process.
#
# Requirments: cdrdao
#
# Enjoy!

clear

setleds +num

echo "Welcome to CDKiller! 
 "
echo "You will need root permissions to run this script... You are: `whoami`

This script requires CDRDAO ... Checking: "
which cdrdao
echo  
echo  
cdrecord -scanbus |grep ROM
echo  
echo -ne "\a"
read -p"Read CDA from device x,y,z (ex. 0,1,0) / ENTER to exit: " RD
test -z "$RD" && clear && echo "Goodbye!" && exit

echo -ne "\a"
read -p"           to device x,y,z (ex. 0,1,0) / ENTER to begin again: " WD
test -z "$WD" && exec $0

clear
echo "I will read CD from device $RD and burn it to device $WD ... 
 "
cdrdao read-cd --device $RD --driver generic-mmc audiocd.toc
echo -ne "\a"
echo "OK, CD read! 

Trying to read CDDB info... There's no problem if not available! 
 "
cdrdao read-cddb --device $RD --driver generic-mmc audiocd.toc
echo " 
Looking for ISRC codes in TOC... 
 "
grep ISRC audiocd.toc
cat audiocd.toc |grep -v '^ISRC' >audiocd.to_
rm audiocd.toc
mv audiocd.to_ audiocd.toc
echo  

echo -ne "\a"
read -p"Insert a blank CD in device $WD and press ENTER to continue... "

clear
echo "Proceeding... "
cdrdao write --device $WD --driver generic-mmc audiocd.toc
echo "Done! "

exit

# End of script.