available commands (type help <command> for more info):

dir        display track directory
speed      set recording speed factor
video      toggle video mode
copy       copy track
daocopy    copy entire CDs using DAO mode (Disk At Once)
play       play audio track
pause      pause audio playback
resume     resume audio playback
finalize   finalize session
eject      eject disk
blank      remove specified track
quit       exit application
help       print this information

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video :
'video' toggles the video mode on or off. If video mode is on,
all CD-XA tracks will be treated as video tracks, that is, they
are copied with a sector size of 2336 bytes (instead of 2048 bytes)
syntax: video

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copy :
'copy' copies a track from <source> to <target>
syntax: copy <source> [track] <target>

NOTE: - When using a CDROM or CD Writer as source, the track number
        must be specified (e.g. "copy e: 3 rsjscsi$" will copy track #3
        from the CDROM on drive e: to the CD Writer.

      - If the source represents a file, the track number must not be
        specified and will be set to zero.

      - The target track will always be the next available track

      - If the target is on a hard disk, a directory or file name can be
        specified as <target>; if it's a directory, the file created
        will be named track##.wav/trk (where ## is the track number)

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daocopy :
'daocopy' performs DAO copies of entire CDs.
syntax: daocopy <source> [target] [temp path]

NOTES: - if 'source' is a CDROM drive, it must be specified as a single
         drive letter (ie 'e:', without quotes).
         If it is a recorder, specify it as described below.
       - target is optional and defaults to 'CDR:', which is the first
         recorder found; if you want to specify a different recorder,
         use the syntax CDR:<SCSI Adapter Index>.<SCSI ID>
       - if 'temp path' is specified, the copy is performed using a
         temporary image file; the path must exist.
         In this case, <source> and <target> may match.

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play :
'play' plays audio tracks
syntax: play [source] <track no>

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pause :
'pause' pauses a currently running audio playback operation
syntax: pause [source]

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resume :
'resume' resumes a previously pause audio playback operation
syntax: resume [source]

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eject :
'eject' ejects the specified CD
syntax: eject <target>

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finalize :
'finalize' finalizes the specified CD
syntax: finalize <target>

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blank :
'blank' removes the specified track. If the track is 0, the CD is erased
syntax: blank <target> <track>


