In case you want to install your own release, you need to download the
sources and install the complementary programs (abcde is just a frontend
and its functionality is provided by other programs).
- Read
abcde needs cd-discid. Grab it from:
http://www.hispalinux.es/~data/files/cd-discid/
Read the README files for a complete list of requirements.
-Q. I have a problem, and I reported some time ago. When are you going to
- release a new version?
-A. Try downloading the trunk of the development from
- http://svn.hispalinux.es:8080/svn/abcde/trunk
+Q. I have a problem, and I reported some time ago. Have you solved it already?
+A. Maybe. Try downloading the trunk of the development from
+ http://svn.hispalinux.es/svn/abcde/trunk
+Q. When are you going to release a new version?
+A. When it is ready. I keep on having new ideas and adding them to the trunk
+ (stored in the URL above), so I dont release until all the ideas are
+ finished.
+
2. EXECUTION
=========
optimize for disk conservation, use -l. You can also define
WAVOUTPUTDIR=/some/other/path to your /etc/abcde.conf or ~/.abcde.conf to
store the WAV files on another NFS shared fisk, for example.
+ Also, UNIX pipes have also been implemented, using "-P", so abcde reads and
+ encodes the tracks from the CD at once. However, it has the drawback that
+ only one format can be encoded at a time.
Q. How can i make abcde encode faster? My CD reader is way faster than the pace
it can encode my tracks.
a "data" track name is found. But the solution is far from been optimal.
For now, if you find a "data" track and you know the number, restart abcde
specifying the tracks to be encoded, leaving out the data one.
- Version 2.2 includes some checkings with cdparanoia, to try to get this
- right.
+ From version 2.2 onwards, abcde includes some checkings with cdparanoia, to
+ try to get this right.
Q. I am requested to have "eject" when setting the speed although I do not use
it for anything.
entries. Use "-t 201" for the second CD and so on. Use "-w <comment>" to
add a comment about the CD you are ripping (-w "disc #"). Alternatively you
can use only the "-t ###" option and then move all the files to the same
- directory. If you want the tagged track number to be set to the modified
- number you should use "-T ###". Even more! If you use "-W <cd_number>",
- abcde will put a comment to every CD set ("CD <number>") and use modify the
- number of the tracks.
+ directory, but the tag/comment information on the files will differ. If you
+ want the tagged track number to be set to the modified number you should use
+ "-T ###".
+ Even better! If you use "-W <cd_number>", abcde will put a comment to every
+ CD set ("CD <number>") and modify the number of the tracks both in the file
+ name and the tag/comment information.
Q. I have a live concert. I want to encode it in a single file. How do i do it?
-A. Use "-1" and it will be encoded in a single file.
+A. Use "-1" and it will be encoded in a single file. Use "-M" to make a CUE
+ sheet file where the information about the tracks is stored.
3. CDDB
====
now. For that reason some people prefer to encode to MP3.
UPDATE *** UPDATE
- There are at least 3 known brands already selling Ogg/Vorbis portable
- players: Rio, iRiver and Neuros.
+ There are known brands already selling Ogg/Vorbis portable players: Rio,
+ iRiver, Neuros, iAudio,...
Go buy one and you have no more reasons to use MP3.
If you are among those individuals, you might need to add support for MP3
DARTISTALBUM=$(grep ^DTITLE= "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \\n | sed 's- / -~-g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
DARTIST=$(echo "$DARTISTALBUM" | cut -f1 -d~ | sed 's,\\,\\\\,g;s,\([\"\$\`]\),\\\1,g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
DALBUM=$(echo "$DARTISTALBUM" | cut -f2 -d~ | sed 's,\\,\\\\,g;s,\([\"\$\`]\),\\\1,g' | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
- CDDBGENRE=$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d=)
+ CDDBGENRE=$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
if grep "^DYEAR" "$CDDBFILE" 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then
CDYEAR=$(grep "^DYEAR" "$CDDBFILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
elif grep YEAR "$CDDBFILE" 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then
FILE="$1"
ADDRESS="$2"
DISCID=$(grep ^DISCID= "$FILE" | cut -f2 -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
- CDDBGENRE=$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$FILE" | cut -f2- -d=)
+ CDDBGENRE=$(grep '^#CATEGORY=' "$FILE" | cut -f2- -d= | tr -d \[:cntrl:\])
grep -v "^#CATEGORY=" "$FILE" | mail -s "cddb $CDDBGENRE $DISCID" "$ADDRESS"
;;
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