TCDR 2.1

TCDR is a menu-driven console frontend for CD recording (the programs to which it is a frontend for are listed in the manual.
Main features:
- Configuration detection (device files, mount points, SCSI addresses),
- Medium detection (type, size, empty space, recording speed, etc.),
- Software detection / selection,
- CD-R / CD-RW support,
- Transparently compressed CD (ZISO) support,
- Directory to ISO/ZISO image,
- ISO/ZISO image to CD,
- Data CD to ISO image,
- Data CD to CD copy,
- Data CD to CD copy on the fly,
- Mixed mode CD (CD Extra),
- Multi-session CD,
- El Torito boot CD (tested with a DOS boot image),
- Audio CD to CD copy,
- Audio CD to CD copy on the fly,
- Audio CD ripping to RAW/WAV images,
- Audio image to CD,
- Audio tracks to RAW/WAV/MP3/OGG files,
- RAW/WAV/MP3/OGG to Audio CD,
- RAW/WAV recording from /dev/dsp (44100 Hz/16 bit/stereo),
- RAW/WAV/MP3/OGG playback,
- Automatic TOC file generation,
- Various blanking modes,
- Write simulation (dummy mode),
- Overburning, etc...
Enhancements:
- Fixed a bug in detect_scsi() which caused tcdr to hang when only one cdrom device is present in the system (reported by Jan Henkins).
- Modified the main menu texts to list "OGG" where appropriate.
- ispelld the documentation (was about time).
- Added "Reporting bugs" section to the manual.
- User interface improvement: utilized dialogs "--default-item" option for correct menuitem highlights - new function: ditm().
- Debian package improvements: Debian menu system support and compliance to the Debian policy standards.
- Fixed a few bugs in show_sw() (erroneous redirects) and added a .deb package listing (makes sense on a Debian system only of course).