abcde - A Better CD Encoder
geschrieben von Obnox | 13 Feb, 2009I just found this really cool Linux command line tool for ripping cd's into ogg vorbis files (or mp3, or ...): abcde (A Better CD Encode).
It does all you need for ripping cds: grep info from cddb, rip tracks into .wav files, normalize the volume of the individual files (if you want it), encode the wav files into the format you specify (given external commandline encoders), appropriately comment or tag (ID3/ID3v2) the file, calculates replaygain.
abcde can be configured via a ~/.abcde.conf file. Here you can configure where the created files should be stored and many other things. The manual page has the details.
Here is my ~/.abcde.conf file. I have configured the naming scheme for my .ogg files and given a custom name translation function that maps the names to lower case and does not (like the default) translate spaces to underscores:
# ~/.abcde.conf
OUTPUTTYPE='ogg'
OUTPUTFORMAT='${ARTISTFILE}/${ALBUMFILE}/${TRACKNUM} - ${TRACKFILE}'
mungefilename() {
echo "$1" | tr "[:upper:]" "[:lower:]" | tr -d "[:']"
}
That's all. Here is the Homepage: http://lly.org/~rcw/abcde/page/.
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geschrieben von The real innocent bystander 13 Feb 2009, 13:37