X-CD-ROAST(1)

NAME
xcdroast - graphical frontend to create or copy CDs.

SYNOPSIS
xcdroast [-d <debug-level>] [-c <config-directory>] [-l <lib-directory>] [-o] [-n] [-i] [-f "<list of scsi-devices>"] [--display <display>] [--no-xshm]

DESCRIPTION
xcdroast is a program-package dedicated to easy CD creation. It combines command line tools like cdrecord, cdda2wav, readcd and mkisofs into a graphical user interface.

With a few simple mouse-clicks you can copy or create your own CDs, without long study of any command line parameters.

  OPTIONS

-d <debug-level>
    Run X-CD-Roast in debug mode, which causes a lot of text to be output on the console. Set the debug-level to 10 and reproduce the problem to generate a useable bug-report.

-c <config-directory>
    Sets the directory where X-CD-Roast should look for the config files. By default this is set to $HOME/.xcdroast.

-l <lib-directory>
    Sets the directory where X-CD-Roast should look for its library files (like icons, translations and sounds). By default this is /usr/lib/xcdroast-0.98 or /usr/local/lib/xcdroast-0.98 (depends on your installation).

-o  This disables multibyte font support. This might be handy when you have problems to display some special characters in the on-screen texts. (e.g. german umlauts)

-n  Disables the cdrtools version check and allows X-CD-Roast to start when even wrong versions of cdrecord, mkisofs, readcd or cdda2wav are installed. Use at own risk!

-i  Ignore SCSI-scan. Allows to start X-CD-Roast even when no devices (CD-Reader or Writer) could be found. This way you can use X-CD-Roast still for mastering images.

-f "<list of scsi-devices>"
    Will not scan for devices, but force X-CD-Roast to use the given ones (semicolon seperated list). Most useful on AIX or OpenBSD system where scanning fails. Can be also used to use remote-SCSI devices.

--display <display>
    Use the designated X display.

--no-xshm
    Do not use the X Shared Memory extension. If X-CD-Roast is being displayed on a remote X server, this probably needs to be enabled. Also useful for any X server that doesn't properly support the X shared memory extension. This will result in slower performance than with X shared memory enabled.

BUGS
This 'man' page is to short. Really useable information can be found in the extra documenation included with X-CD-Roast and in the FAQ on http://www.xcdroast.org

AUTHOR
Thomas Niederreiter <tn@xcdroast.org>

Homepage of X-CD-Roast: http://www.xcdroast.org

SEE ALSO
cdrecord(1), cdda2wav(1), readcd(1), mkisofs(8).