i've seen people ask about EAC or cd paranoia or similar things for mac os x
well, there are a few options
cd paranoia is included in xcdroast (
www.xcdroast.org), although you need x11 to run it. not a big deal, but it's kind of clunky and annoying when all you want is the extraction. seems dumb to use an x11 program to just extract tracks
there is also the cdda2wav unix binary, which can use a paranoia library in version 2.0 to extract using paranoia mode. this is included in the latest fink cdda2wav-beta (part of the latest cdrtools-beta) and is used via command line. easy to use, though some people hate the command line
i've found one non x11 front end so far for cdrtools called aquaburn, though i haven't tested it yet. if it sucks, i may write my own front end. it wouldn't do much, and i'm pretty positive i wouldn't put burn capabilities in. seems like a waste of my time when toast works pretty damn well for burning.
it'd probably just do this
1. extract all tracks in a disc using paranoia mode
2. extract certain tracks using paranoia mode
that's it. small app, but it'd do what EAC and cdparanoia do, since it *is* cd paranoia (it would use the compiled binary)
any interest?