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Subject: HP 4020i CDR -- audio burning
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I posted a question to the list about the cheap HP cd-burner discussed
on the FreeBSD web page.  I got a very informed and useful answer, and
some mention of a script that could burn audio wave files onto audio
CD's using the drive -- does anyone have a copy of this script or know
where I could get it from?

Thanks 
Robert Watson