With a name like that, it’s hard not to know what this does.
cdcd manages the same feat that adcd, jac and (a player to be named at a later date 😉 ) do.
And much like jac, it keeps a captive console as a command-driven interface to audio playback.
Ask for help and you get a list of possible commands directed at your CD player. Say quit and it quits. Simple enough.
For setup purposes, Arch users will want to use /dev/sr0 as their CD device. Others … I’m not sure. Tinker with it and see what happens.
And finally, not to beat a dead horse, but I have to say again … it’s hard for me to find a pressed CD these days.
So maybe cdcd and adcd and jac and (insert name here) will need less attention in coming years.
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