Audio CD iso from wav files on the shell

Question

I googled around for this but haven't found a solution.  I want to take a directory of wav files and write them to an iso file that can be burned off to a CD (a functional audio CD) at a later time.  Closest I found is using /usr/bin/genisoimage but it doesn't make an audio CD image, rather, just a data iso.
genisoimage -o test.iso ./music/*.wav

Answer 1

graysky,
this is how a simplified single process script could look like:
#!/usr/bin/python
import os
# Grab all subdirectories within the current directory
search_sub ="find ./* -type d"
dirlist = []
for subdir in os.popen (search_sub):
dirlist.append(os.getcwd() + subdir[1:-1] + '/')
for cur_dir in dirlist:
os.chdir (cur_dir)
os.popen ("shntool cue *.flac > foo.cue")
os.popen ("shntool join *.flac")
You might want to give it a shot at a trial copy of your audio directories.
Edit:
A quick prototype for multiple encoding processes:
#!/usr/bin/python
import os
import multiprocessing
def bincue ():
while not q.empty():
cur_dir = q.get()
os.chdir (cur_dir)
os.popen ("shntool cue *.flac > foo.cue")
os.popen ("shntool join *.flac")
# Init Queue for found sudirectories
q = multiprocessing.Queue()
# Grab all subdirectories within the current directory
search_sub ="find ./* -type d"
for subdir in os.popen (search_sub):
q.put (os.getcwd() + subdir[1:-1] + '/')
cores=multiprocessing.cpu_count()
for i in range (cores):
process = multiprocessing.Process(target=bincue, args=())
process.start()
Last edited by Darksoul71 (2012-07-05 14:47:54)