I'm not sure what has changed and where here, but I thought I'd post this problem in case other people are experiencing it, or in case there is a bug somewhere that needs fixing. I make copies of a lot of my own CDs, for my own use. (Reason: They sound better, but only if you make them at low speed, e.g., 1X.) I have a script that does this for me, using cdrdao to read and write the CD. On upgrading to Fedora 8 (x64), I found that this script stopped working. The CDs got produced all right, but they had numerous errors that led to nasty digital "clicking" when they were played. After much trial and error, I found that the problem was the paranoia-mode being used by cdrdao. When reading CDs with the default paranoia-mode 3, I could never get two successive reads to give me the same .bin file; and while I could do so at paranoia-mode 1, the CDs would still have bad clicking. Only by setting paranoia-mode to 0 could I get the results to which I've been accustomed. So, well, now things do work, but I'm puzzled about what has changed. Richard
