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Cdda2wav: cdda2wav -scanbus or simply cdda2wav

CD Paranoia: cdparanoia -vsQ

Once you have IDed your drive, you can search the Accurate Rip CD drive offset list to find the correct offset for your drive as sourced by the community.

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Rip a CD with CD Paranoia

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cdparanoia -L -B -O [Drive Offset] [Starting Track Number]-[Ending Track Number] output_file.wav

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This command will use CD Paranoia to rip a CD into separate tracks while compensating for the sample offset of the CD drive. (For more information about drive offset see the related ffmprovisr command.)

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cdparanoia
begins the cdparanoia command.
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-L
creates verbose logfile.
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-B
puts CD Paranoia into 'batch' mode, which will automatically split tracks into separate files.
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-O [Drive Offset]
allows you to specify the sample offset of your drive. Skip this flag to rip without offset correction.
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[Starting Track Number]-[Ending Track Number]
specifies which tracks to write. For example 1-4 would rip tracks one through four.
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output_file.wav
the desired name for your output file(s) (for example the CD name). CD Paranoia will prepend this with track numbers.
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